Not sure if this should go here or in the queries forum?
I have a projects database near completion that I need to distribute across 30 + users, some don't have access while other have 03 and 07.
I have split my database into FE & BE, I have compiled my code and created an MDE front end to distribute. I have packaged this all into an installer which registers all the OCX & DLL files that my database requires & also installs Access Runtime if applicable.
Up to this point everything works perfectly my last problem is the append query warning within my FE when certain actions are performed.
I know how to manually alter this option within individual users Access but not how to do it within an Access Runtime environment. I would like to be able to do this when the MDE is opened via VB code.
All my queries are currentley run via the command "DoCmd.OpenQuery" within VB, ideally I would like to set this globally rather than recode every action query statement in my VB, is this possible?
If someone could please point me in the right direction I would be most grateful, as its the last piece of a rewarding but frustrating puzzle!
I have a projects database near completion that I need to distribute across 30 + users, some don't have access while other have 03 and 07.
I have split my database into FE & BE, I have compiled my code and created an MDE front end to distribute. I have packaged this all into an installer which registers all the OCX & DLL files that my database requires & also installs Access Runtime if applicable.
Up to this point everything works perfectly my last problem is the append query warning within my FE when certain actions are performed.
I know how to manually alter this option within individual users Access but not how to do it within an Access Runtime environment. I would like to be able to do this when the MDE is opened via VB code.
All my queries are currentley run via the command "DoCmd.OpenQuery" within VB, ideally I would like to set this globally rather than recode every action query statement in my VB, is this possible?
If someone could please point me in the right direction I would be most grateful, as its the last piece of a rewarding but frustrating puzzle!
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