How to transfer a Module from one Access database to another Access database using VBA

This procedure will transfer an entire module from one database to another. Manually copying objects such as tables, forms, reports, modules etc from one database to another database is simple but unnecessary and time consuming. This can be achieved quickly with this few lines of code. This code is used in MAARS implementation. Feel to free use it in your own program, however, please give proper credit to the MAARS team.

Public Sub TransferAModuleToAnotherDB(srcModuleName As String, destModuleName As String, destDbFullPath As String)
   'Export Module definition to the destination database, given in destDbFullPath parameter
   If Dir(destDbFullPath) <> "" Then
    DoCmd.TransferDatabase acExport, "Microsoft Access", destDbFullPath, acModule, srcModuleName, destModuleName, True
   End If
   
End Sub

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