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Microsoft Access Function Library: CurDir()

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Microsoft Access Function Library: CurDir() Function: CurDir()

Purpose: The CurDir() function returns a string containing the current working directory.

Usage: CurDir(drive)

Returns: String containing the current working directory for drive. If no drive is specified, it returns the current working directory for the C: drive.

Examples and Special Cases
CurDir(“C”) = “C:\MYDIR”
CurDir(“D”) = “D:\YOURDIR”
CurDir() = “C:\MYDIR”
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