what does the extension .ldl mean?

R

Roj

Wehn I open the database I created. there's always another file that shows
up with the extension ".ldl". What does it mean and what does it do.

Thanks.
 
T

Tony Toews [MVP]

Roj said:
Wehn I open the database I created. there's always another file that shows
up with the extension ".ldl". What does it mean and what does it do.
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Actually that's ldb. It's the file that Jet, the database engine
underneath Access, uses to control the locking of the objects and
records within the database for multiple users.

Tony
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