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Sarah at DaVita - 30 May 2007 17:13 GMT

My database crashed and is asking that I repair it. I cannot repair it
because it thinks I and another person are in when we are not. The ibd file
show us in it. I have copied the db so all is ok. Now I want to delete the
old one but cannot because of this issue. How do I get around that? I tried
calling up the ldb file in note pad and changing but it will not let me.
Help.

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Tom Wimpernark - 30 May 2007 17:21 GMT

I'd reccomend not using MDB for anything-- it's not reliable enough and I've
been telling you that for a long time

I can drive up there and have it working asap, but I'm coming from Tacoma

Are you the Davita in Tacoma or in Bellevue?

253 882 9024

> My database crashed and is asking that I repair it. I cannot repair it
> because it thinks I and another person are in when we are not. The ibd
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> calling up the ldb file in note pad and changing but it will not let me.
> Help.

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George Hepworth - 30 May 2007 18:05 GMT

Aaron Kempf is posting under a new alias.

> I'd reccomend not using MDB for anything-- it's not reliable enough and
> I've been telling you that for a long time
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>> calling up the ldb file in note pad and changing but it will not let me.
>> Help.

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Hans - 30 May 2007 17:30 GMT

Just delete the lbd file (make sure no one is connected to the database); MS
Access will generate a new one.

Yours friendly,

Hans Heezemans
(www.iservi.com)

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