Since execution is asynchronous, if you put a message box immediately after
where you're running the statement, it shouldn't appear until the query's
been run.

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> How could I set a popup warning to say that a query was completed (I've
> disabled the Warnings to reduce the clicks required to complete an append
> query).
>
> Thanks.
Jay - 13 Nov 2006 18:55 GMT
Thanks Douglas, did the trick.
> Since execution is asynchronous, if you put a message box immediately after
> where you're running the statement, it shouldn't appear until the query's
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> >
> > Thanks.