How do I supress the warning message one gets when running a Make table Query?? Access wants the user to confirm the deletion of a table before it proceeds....can U turn this function off??
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DoCmd.SetWarnings False works in VBA mode, but you'll have to call the query from vba to get that to work... And don't forget to turn them back on again later by changing the False to True :-)
Regards,
Scott
How do I supress the warning message one gets when running a Make table Query?? Access wants the user to confirm the deletion of a table before it proceeds....can U turn this function off??
- DoCmd.SetWarnings False 'turn Warnings OFF
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DoCmd.OpenQuery "qryMakeTable", acViewNormal, acEdit
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DoCmd.SetWarnings True 'turn Warnings ON again
DoCmd.SetWarnings False works in VBA mode, but you'll have to call the query from vba to get that to work... And don't forget to turn them back on again later by changing the False to True :-)
Regards,
Scott
Sorry Scott, must have been working on this one at exactly the same time.
Sorry Scott, must have been working on this one at exactly the same time.
Never a problem! The exact method may be more helpful than just a point in the right direction :-)
Regards,
Scott
Never a problem! The exact method may be more helpful than just a point in the right direction :-)
Regards,
Scott
Thanks, Guys!! Worked like a charm!!
Thanks, Guys!! Worked like a charm!!
We are always glad to be of service.
- DoCmd.SetWarnings False 'turn Warnings OFF
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DoCmd.OpenQuery "qryMakeTable", acViewNormal, acEdit
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DoCmd.SetWarnings True 'turn Warnings ON again
Can I make a late addition here. If you have error handling code in your routines (and of course, everyone does), make sure that you turn warnings back on in the error handling.
I lost a lot of data once, where a delete had failed, error handling picked up the failure, but left the system with warnings set off.
Can I make a late addition here. If you have error handling code in your routines (and of course, everyone does), make sure that you turn warnings back on in the error handling.
I lost a lot of data once, where a delete had failed, error handling picked up the failure, but left the system with warnings set off.
Excellant point and one to surely remember! We take Error Handling for granted, usually because of the increased length of the code segments that it would entail. Certain items should always be turned ON/OFF in Error Handlers such as rolling back Transactions, turning the Hourglass back to its Normal state, closing Recordsets, etc. Thanks again for bring this point to our attention, Lysander.
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