If anyone else is working with MS Access you've probably had the same
annoying experience!!
I often have to swap backed up databases (.mdb files) and if I've been
using the old database that I want to copy over -- there is always a damn
.ldb (file / record locking file) in the directory that prevents me from
overwriting the old database.
I know how to cure this problem on the web (make a dummy query to a
nonexistent table in the same database) but that technique doe not seem to
work on my hard drive? I usually end up, annoyed as hell, having to re-boot
to be able to delete the damn thing off.
Does anybody know of a simpler way to dispatch this pesky little .ldb file
-- without rebooting?
Thanks,
Dru
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