You find that when Access has some problems and it needs to close the
database, Access will automatically create a BACKUP file as you described
(unless you already have a BACKUP previously and in this case, Access will
ask for a name for the new backup). After that, Access will Compact &
Repair the database and then re-open it.
It is basically an insurance policy. If your database works fine, delete
the BACKUP after a few days.
You find that when Access has some problems and it needs to close the
database, Access will automatically create a BACKUP file as you described
(unless you already have a BACKUP previously and in this case, Access will
ask for a name for the new backup). After that, Access will Compact &
Repair the database and then re-open it.
It is basically an insurance policy. If your database works fine, delete
the BACKUP after a few days.
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