Selective SetWarnings

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05.09.2008 at 06:03AM PDT, ID: 23389107 | Points: 500

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Selective SetWarnings

Zones: Microsoft Access Database, Access Coding/Macros

I run a macro via code:
DoCmd.RunMacro "m101c"
This macro sometimes generates the warning "Not enough memory - continue without Undo?"
How can I disable this particular warning, but keep any others that may come up?

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Zone: Microsoft

Question Asked By: Milewskp

Question Asked On: 05.09.2008

Participating Experts: 2

Points: 500

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05.09.2008 at 06:31AM PDT, ID: 21532546

dirknibleck:

If you know the line of code that causes the error to come up - you can run .setwarnings = false before it, and then .setwarnings = true after it.

05.09.2008 at 07:02AM PDT, ID: 21532869

Rank: Genius

jimhorn:

This isn't the direct answer, but it might not be a bad idea to resolve why you are coming up on the memory limits of Access
(1) Delete any data in tables you no longer need.
(2) Archive any data in tables you will need, but not right away, to another database.
(3) Move some of the data to another database, and link tables to your current database.
(4) Look for ways to reduce the memory size of the columns in your tables. (For example, Text(255) is not needed for state codes, Text(2) will suffice.)

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