I'm sure that you will first have to close the database. If you sift around for the methods of the control, there should be one for disconnecting or closing the connection to the database. Another option is to make the control a control array, when you are done with that particular connection, unload the control, and then load a new instance of it in the control array. Here is a link to working with Access Database from VB Code, and may be more beneficial to you:
http://www.timesheetsmts.com/adotutorial.htm
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