Hi.

The SetWarnings syntax requires a boolean value.  Try the following in your
code:

   DoCmd.SetWarnings False
   DoCmd.RunSQL strSQL
   DoCmd.SetWarnings True    '  Turn warnings back on for subsequent code.

Make sure your error handling routine sets the warnings back to TRUE in case
an error occurs and the third line here doesn't execute.  Probably better is
to use the following syntax:

   CurrentDb( ).Execute strSQL, dbFailOnError

HTH.

Gunny

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