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LDB files not getting cleaned up.

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vikram lagu - 22 Jun 2005 14:34 GMT
I am using access in my .NET application. I am facing following issues.

1. The moment i create mdb file a ldb file gets created with admin & my
logon name entries. Also i  have noticed that the ldb file does not get
cleaned up when no active connections are there to it.

2. Everytime i make a connection a new entry gets added to ldb file. This is
irrespective of whether that user is already there in ldb file or not.

3. What is the limit of not of entries that can exist in a single ldb file.

Few web links would help me in this.
Damiaan - 24 Jun 2005 12:43 GMT
A ldb file exists as long as there is a connection to the database, probable
the connection is not closed by your application (or the framework).

Don't know about any max's there.
If you use .net, why don't you choose for sql-server?

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