LDB File

A

Anthony

Why does the LDB file of a back-end database still have my computer name
listed in it, when I no longer have the database open?
 
B

Bill Mosca, MS Access MVP

As long as the LDB file exists, it shows a history of who was in the
database. Closing out of the DB does not remove you from the file.

When everyone gets out, the file is closed and destroyed.
 
T

Tony Toews

Bill Mosca said:
As long as the LDB file exists, it shows a history of who was in the
database. Closing out of the DB does not remove you from the file.
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It depends. Your information in your "slot" stays in the LDB file.
But when another user opens the MDB and your "slot" is the next
available it will get overwritten.

Tony
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