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ps: Something I just thought of...<br />
make sure you don't have the &quot;compact on close&quot; option &nbsp;set for your application.
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ps: Something I just thought of...
make sure you don't have the "compact on close" option  set for your application.

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Forced accept.<br />
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I am having trouble with the Windows Scheduler and Access 2k3.<br />
I have built a task using the info below and the db opens deletes records and seems to close without error.<br />
However, the lock file for the database never closes, and this causes the web application to fail when connecting to the database.<br />
Is there an extra step required to ensure the database is closed?<br />
Thanks for any and all help!<br />
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&quot;D:\Program Files\Microsoft Office\OFFICE11\MSACCESS.E<wbr />XE&quot; &quot;D:\www\exponhc.com\Nation<wbr />alHurrican<wbr />eConferenc<wbr />e.mdb&quot; &nbsp;/X Macro_DeleteUnpaidExhibito<wbr />rs
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I am having trouble with the Windows Scheduler and Access 2k3.
I have built a task using the info below and the db opens deletes records and seems to close without error.
However, the lock file for the database never closes, and this causes the web application to fail when connecting to the database.
Is there an extra step required to ensure the database is closed?
Thanks for any and all help!

"D:\Program Files\Microsoft Office\OFFICE11\MSACCESS.EXE" "D:\www\exponhc.com\NationalHurricaneConference.mdb"  /X Macro_DeleteUnpaidExhibitors

Use Windows Scheduler to open Access 2k3 DB run macro and close the db

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