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MS Access Forum / General 2 / July 2007Read Only Database
I am trying to open my database which I created and have used for some time now, but I am getting a message indicating that it is "Read Only" I believe this may be because another user has the file opened. Is there a way to view a list of people who may be accessing the database at the current time? Open the ".ldb" file with notepad but it will only give computer ID numbers.  Signaturewww.ae911truth.org > I am trying to open my database which I created and have used for some time > now, but I am getting a message indicating that it is "Read Only" I believe > this may be because another user has the file opened. Is there a way to view > a list of people who may be accessing the database at the current time? Where are these .ldb files typically located?? I'm not familiar with them at all. > Open the ".ldb" file with notepad but it will only give computer ID numbers. > > > I am trying to open my database which I created and have used for some time > > now, but I am getting a message indicating that it is "Read Only" I believe > > this may be because another user has the file opened. Is there a way to view > > a list of people who may be accessing the database at the current time? An .ldb file is created in the same directory as the .mdb file when the database is opened. Signaturewww.ae911truth.org > Where are these .ldb files typically located?? I'm not familiar with them at > all. [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > > > this may be because another user has the file opened. Is there a way to view > > > a list of people who may be accessing the database at the current time? I've got the file open, and I am the only one listed as having accessed the DB. What else could be causing this DB to be read only?? > An .ldb file is created in the same directory as the .mdb file when the > database is opened. [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > > > > this may be because another user has the file opened. Is there a way to view > > > > a list of people who may be accessing the database at the current time? If the .mdb file was copied from a CD, its DOS read only flag may be set. Right click on the file name and look at the properties. > I've got the file open, and I am the only one listed as having accessed > the [quoted text clipped - 18 lines] >> > > > a list of people who may be accessing the database at the current >> > > > time? You should also take a look at: http://www.granite.ab.ca/access/corruption/workstation.htm On Jul 24, 10:56 am, scubadiver <scubadi...@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote: > An .ldb file is created in the same directory as the .mdb file when the > database is opened. [quoted text clipped - 13 lines] > > > > this may be because another user has the file opened. Is there a way to view > > > > a list of people who may be accessing the database at the current time? They would be in the same location as the original db, with the same name. Typical folder contents: -sample.mdb 7.48mb -sample.ldb 1.0kb Opening the ldb file on an old A97 database gives me 1 line of text: MICHAELM Admin which is my domain username and my rights to that db (it is pw equipped) > Where are these .ldb files typically located?? I'm not familiar with them > at [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] >> > to view >> > a list of people who may be accessing the database at the current time? |
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