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JET is automatically always going to create the LDB in the same folder as the MDB.<br />
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mx
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What are you actually trying to achieve?<br />

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You are welcome ...<br />
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Concerning an Access 2003 DB, is it possible to specify in what folder the locked file (.ldb) is created? Would it be possible to have the .ldb file in a readwrite folder, and have the back end in a read-only folder? Thanks in advance
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Concerning an Access 2003 DB, is it possible to specify in what folder the locked file (.ldb) is created? Would it be possible to have the .ldb file in a readwrite folder, and have the back end in a read-only folder? Thanks in advance

JET is automatically always going to create the LDB in the same folder as the MDB.

mx

What are you actually trying to achieve?


Access 2003 seperating .ldb and back end

Microsoft Access is a rapid application development (RAD) relational database tool. Access can be used for both desktop and web-based applications, and uses VBA (Visual Basic for Applications) as its coding language.