Harry, just execute a "Docmd.SetWarnings FALSE" command before running your query, and then be sure to turn them on after you're done.
As far as the specific error you're getting, do you have any parameters in that query? If so, you might have to supply those values with a Form (Forms!Formname!Field) because Db.Execute might not like actual parameters.
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