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There is a problem with that script.
The LastModified date of a database file is updated while it is in use. Consequently if the destination file was in use when the source file was last saved then the destination file would have a date later than the source and would not be replaced by the script the next time it was run.
You could use a text file as a flag to keep the date of the original copy of the front end.
The LastModified date of a database file is updated while it is in use. Consequently if the destination file was in use when the source file was last saved then the destination file would have a date later than the source and would not be replaced by the script the next time it was run.
You could use a text file as a flag to keep the date of the original copy of the front end.
