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Editing form not possible because op exclusive openedHi,
Who can help: A databse running on my laptop, no metwork connection. It's not possible to edit a form. By clinking cntr-database name the database should open exclusive. So the problem is that the database seems to be openend exclusivly by some-one else. But there's only one user, me!! How can i get rid of this lock? Best retads, Eric On Mon, 9 Mar 2009 05:49:02 -0700, Krommenek
<Kromme***@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote: No, normally speaking databases don't open exclusively even if you are the only user on a standalone machine. You can specify the /excl command line switch if you want to. You may also want to delete an old ldb file if there is one. -Tom. Microsoft Access MVP Show quoteHide quote >Hi, > >Who can help: A databse running on my laptop, no metwork connection. It's >not possible to edit a form. By clinking cntr-database name the database >should open exclusive. So the problem is that the database seems to be >openend exclusivly by some-one else. But there's only one user, me!! > >How can i get rid of this lock? > >Best retads, >Eric
Split Database not allowing more than one user
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