Hi,
I hope this hasn't been beat to death, but I have an application in access 2000. When I deploy it to use with runtime, the update queries come up with the "You are about to run an update query..." the user has to press yes, then another "you are about to paste..rows....this can't be undone..are you sure" , the user has to press yes again.
What I want to do is avoid this unneccesary message. The problem is I have used the setwarnings command to turn off system messages before every query or code runs. I tested the app of one computer and everything worked fine. Installed on another (installing runtime also) and the update query messages started coming up again...what gives?
Any help of ideas would be appreciated..thanks
I hope this hasn't been beat to death, but I have an application in access 2000. When I deploy it to use with runtime, the update queries come up with the "You are about to run an update query..." the user has to press yes, then another "you are about to paste..rows....this can't be undone..are you sure" , the user has to press yes again.
What I want to do is avoid this unneccesary message. The problem is I have used the setwarnings command to turn off system messages before every query or code runs. I tested the app of one computer and everything worked fine. Installed on another (installing runtime also) and the update query messages started coming up again...what gives?
Any help of ideas would be appreciated..thanks