How do I change the location that the .ldb writes to?

[Guest]

I need to have an access database that either does not write the .ldb or to
find a way to write that file within a temp directory on the c drive.

 

[microb0x]

Unfortunately you cannot control this. You cannot change where the
file is created nor stop it from being created in a multi-user
environment

 

[Douglas J Steele]

Actually, you can stop it from being created by opening the database as
Read-Only and Exclusive (this can be done with command-line switches in a
shortcut).

Despite the sound of the "Exclusive" switch, multiple users can open the
database this way concurrently.