Access keeps autosaving

[MattGaff]

I am sure I have done something but cannot work out how to undo....

Everytime I go to a new query and create something, when I close it down, it doesn't give me the option of "Do you want to save the query" (or something like this.
Instead, it acts as if I automatically want to save it which is starting to really annoy me now.
Did a quick google search but could not find anything. Does anybody have any ideas how to return my database to normal?

[missinglinq]

Is it actually saving the query? How can it save a new query, without at least asking for a name? Is the query actually saved? If so, how do you know? What name is it saved under?

Linq ;0)>

[MattGaff]

Sorry yeah, the pop up for a name shows.
But usually, before this pop up it at least asks you if you want to save it. When you click YES, the "What do you want to save as" box appears -i.e. what I am getting.

[DonRayner]

My guess is that you have the the warnings turned off. Try entering the following in the immediate window of your visual basic editor. If it works you will have to track down where you are actually setting the warnings off.

docmd.SetWarnings true

[MattGaff]

@DonRayner

Yep, that's done it. I knew exactly where I had that as well. I imported some code from somewhere where that had set. Cheers

[missinglinq]

Code with

DoCmd.SetWarnings False

always, always, always needs

DoCmd.SetWarnings True

It's one of those things Access should do automatically, like an End Sub when you start a writing a sub!

Linq ;0)>