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12.03.2002 at 09:20PM PST, ID: 20414679
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Removing .ldb "Access.LockFile.9" file

Asked by bguen in Microsoft Access Database

Tags: ldb, file, remove

I have a corrupted mdb file with a .ldb .  I tried to Repair the database but it errors out saying that another user has the database in exclusive mode.  No one else is on the system.

How can I get rid of the file so I can repair the database???

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5 Delete Corrupt LDB
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Zone: Microsoft Access Database
Tags: ldb, file, remove
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