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Lost my delete confirmation...

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LongWayFromHome - 05 Jun 2006 19:31 GMT
For some reason, Access 2000 no longer asks me to confirm when I delete a
table or query, and this makes me very nervous.  I have checked off the
option box, but that seems not to change anything.  I am working on some code
sections which toggle DoCmd.SetWarnings True/False.  If I suspend the program
while I am in a "False" state, does that have an effect?  Thanks.
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Mr B - 05 Jun 2006 20:04 GMT
Yes, that will cause you not to be prompted.

If you stop the debugger with docmd.setwarnings false, this will even stop
your being prompted until this value is reset from code or Access is
restarted.

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Mr B

> For some reason, Access 2000 no longer asks me to confirm when I delete a
> table or query, and this makes me very nervous.  I have checked off the
> option box, but that seems not to change anything.  I am working on some code
> sections which toggle DoCmd.SetWarnings True/False.  If I suspend the program
> while I am in a "False" state, does that have an effect?  Thanks.
 
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