access? if so, and if it is open by the other user there will be a lck
(lock) file that means that it is read only by that user. The best way
would be to create a datasource to it on the machine that has it as a
system DSN
Hope that helps
> Actually not at all (as you can tell!), I just have my little 4 computer office (through a workgroup). Just happens that I want daily to modify a program's db on another computer, converting all the prices from dollars to pounds. Long story.
>
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