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Dick Watson
Just now using Acc07 for new development for the first time and I notice two
incredibly annoying new "features" and I'd like to know if I can revert to
prior behavior.
1) No way to discard new query: Create a new query. Run it, it does what you
want, and you will never use it again. How do you just close it and not have
to save it only to delete it?
2) Implicit save of existing, edited, query: Create a query that doesn't
work exactly as intended. Save it. Then go and simplify out some elements of
the query to see if you can identify what is preventing the final form from
working as expected. Se the problem. Close the query expecting to re-open
the save version and go in and fix the identified issue. But the simplified
test version is there instead.
I'm sure they put these feature in for the clueless masses, but for the more
clueful among us they just get way in the way. Is there a way to get it to
NOT do these things?
incredibly annoying new "features" and I'd like to know if I can revert to
prior behavior.
1) No way to discard new query: Create a new query. Run it, it does what you
want, and you will never use it again. How do you just close it and not have
to save it only to delete it?
2) Implicit save of existing, edited, query: Create a query that doesn't
work exactly as intended. Save it. Then go and simplify out some elements of
the query to see if you can identify what is preventing the final form from
working as expected. Se the problem. Close the query expecting to re-open
the save version and go in and fix the identified issue. But the simplified
test version is there instead.
I'm sure they put these feature in for the clueless masses, but for the more
clueful among us they just get way in the way. Is there a way to get it to
NOT do these things?