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07.18.2008 at 08:37AM PDT, ID: 23577200
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Trapping an error when running a query in code with docmd.openquery

Asked by LennyGray in Access Coding/Macros

When I run a query using docmd.openquery queryname, if an error occurs, a dialog will appear. To keep things neat, I usually set warnings off and let the query run. However in this instance, I would like the program to know that an error existed but still let the query run. With the knowledge that the error existed (usually duplicate records), the program can execute a task.

How can I know what the error was without raising a dialog and clicking on "No".

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