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Microsoft
Access Resource Center
Easily Delete Many Objects at One Time
Provided by: Luke Chung, President of FMS, Inc.
By default, Microsoft Access prompts you each time you manually delete an object from the database container or navigation pane. This confirmation is helpful to avoid accidental deletions of an object, but is a pain if you need to delete many objects. It'd be much nicer to simply press the Delete key on each object until all the objects you need to delete are gone.
Fortunately, it's easy to eliminate the confirmation prompt by temporarily turning off warning messages. Just open the Immediate Window (Ctrl G) and enter this:
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DoCmd.SetWarnings False
Now you'll be able to delete your objects without a warning message each time. When you're done, be sure to turn warnings back on:
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DoCmd.SetWarnings True
Good luck!
