G Guest Aug 24, 2006 #1 I have a database that runs on a server. The ldb file remains open even when everyone is logged out. Can someone explain?
I have a database that runs on a server. The ldb file remains open even when everyone is logged out. Can someone explain?
G Guest Aug 24, 2006 #2 The server still thinks that the lock is good so you will have to log on to the server and delete it.... -- Take Care & God Bless ~ SPARKER ~
The server still thinks that the lock is good so you will have to log on to the server and delete it.... -- Take Care & God Bless ~ SPARKER ~
B bob Aug 24, 2006 #3 If the ldb cannot be deleted, that usually means something is using the database (do you use Terminal Services, for example?) If the server is Windows 2003, openfiles.exe will tell you who has it (the mdb) opened. If server is not windows 2003, look at a utility called: who lock me? Bob
If the ldb cannot be deleted, that usually means something is using the database (do you use Terminal Services, for example?) If the server is Windows 2003, openfiles.exe will tell you who has it (the mdb) opened. If server is not windows 2003, look at a utility called: who lock me? Bob
