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    tengelmann is offline Novice
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    How to deactivate the confirmation question of record changes and/or action queries in Access 2010?

    Hi there,

    I have a database application, which has to run under MS Access 2010 Run-time Edition. My application has more action queries.
    In the native programming environment of MS Access 2010 I have deactivated the automatic confirmation question of record changes and/or action queries, so the user does not have to confirm always those changes.
    That seams for me to be a general setting, which applies to all the application running under Access 2010. It seams not be something specific for a particular application.

    But if I try to run the same application under Access 2010 Runtime Version, the confirmation questions appear again. There is no possibility under Access 2010 Runtime to deactivate them. The general settings of Access 2010 are not transferred to Access 2010 Runtime Edition.



    How can I solve that ? How can I transfer the general settings from Access to the Runtime Version of the same Access version?

    Thank you.

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    You probably already know this but if you cannot pass the settings on to the run time then you have these options with Action Queries:
    DoCmd.SetWarnings False
    ...or use
    CurrentDb.Execute
    ...which does not display warnings

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