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Old 10-23-2008, 06:28 PM
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I have code that executes three quueries(created table query, update query and append query). The code is working fine executing the queries however I want to do away with the prompts.

Eg. When I run the created table query I am rpompted to confirm that the existing table will be deleted & a new one created.

How can I do away with this prompts and just execute the queries without the prompts??

Please help me on this..
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Old 10-24-2008, 05:30 AM
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Below is a link I came across on another forum. I think you can also uncheck a confirm setting, but I don't recall where you find it with older Access versions.

http://www.access-programmers.co.uk/...able+prompting
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Thanks JYA for showing me the link.

DoCmd.Setwarnings (WarningsOn) for earlier versions of Access.

Once again thankyou all
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Thanks JYA for showing me the link.

DoCmd.SetWarnings(WarningsOn) for earlier versions
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Dear gailoni,

You can also do the following steps:
Tools --> Options --> Edit/Find -- > remove check box in (Confirm .. Action queries)

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