"Chris O'C via AccessMonster.com" wrote:

> It means she didn't open the db exclusively.  She'll be prevented from
> opening it exclusively if:
>
> 1 - the db is already opened in shared mode
> 2 - she doesn't have permission to open the db exclusively
> 3 - she didn't use a method that guarantees the db is opened exclusively,
> like a shortcut with the /excl command line switch or vba to open the db
> exclusively
>
> Chris
> Microsoft MVP
>
>
> mlk wrote:
> >If a coworker opens our database (on a network) exclusively on her machine, I
> >can still get in.  Why is that?
>
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>

>(Note: The default open is set to exclusive in tools --> options -->
>advanced on all of our machines as well)

> That setting doesn't mean squat because it can be ignored when the user
> *can't* open the db exclusively and opens the db anyway - in shared mode.
>
> Chris
> Microsoft MVP
>
>
> mlk wrote:
>
>> (Note: The default open is set to exclusive in tools --> options -->
>> advanced on all of our machines as well)

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>Ele1946.