G Guest Jun 21, 2006 #2 A standard query that you run from the database window then close? No. Ironically you can turn off the warning that you've changed a query and have it not save using SetWarnings Off. This frequently happens by mistake. You can also do it in code or a macro with the the Close method. DoCmd.Close acQuery , "qryCraig", acSaveYes
A standard query that you run from the database window then close? No. Ironically you can turn off the warning that you've changed a query and have it not save using SetWarnings Off. This frequently happens by mistake. You can also do it in code or a macro with the the Close method. DoCmd.Close acQuery , "qryCraig", acSaveYes