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Reply Thu 19 Jul 2007, 09:49Delegate Marie said...

Marie has attended:
Access Intermediate course

Random pop up prompt

On our (very old) database we have a popup box prompting for a code relating to a very old query, that just pops up randomly when you're in the middle of entering data in a form. Does anyone know how to trace what's causing this and get rid of it? Clicking 'ok' gets rid of it and doesn't seem to affect the form at all but clicking 'cancel' stops it from displaying certain info on the form.

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Reply Mon 30 Jul 2007, 12:13Trainer Richard said...

RE: Random pop up prompt

Hi Marie

Your question requires us to see the database, and may require a consultant to work on it to remove the box.

You are welcome to discuss this with our enquires team on main number to see how we can assist you.

Regards

Richard

Reply Thu 2 Aug 2007, 12:37Delegate Marie said...

RE: Random pop up prompt

Thanks for response - I've actually identified the problem and fixed it, there was an old query running every time I opened up the table and this was generating the box.

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