Is there any way to tell how may connections are currently open in an Access DB and who they belong to?
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Is there any way to tell how may connections are currently open in an Access DB and who they belong to?
Open the .ldb file access creates on opening a .mdb file.
What good does that do?Quote:
Originally posted by Briantcva
Open the .ldb file access creates on opening a .mdb file.
I tried it just to see, because I was curious.... it's all jumble.... nothing usefull....
Really? If I open mine with notepad I see that I've opened the file as an admin.
I had nothing..... bunch of black squares....
what ver of Access?
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I'm seeing the garbage as well. However that links mentions UserRoster which I'll look into and report back on.
Thanks...
That MSDN example ShowUserRosterMultipleUsers() helped me do exactly what I wanted.
http://support.microsoft.com/default...b;EN-US;198755
Back to the LDB files for a sec tho and the garbage I was seeing. It may be a 2002 thing as I have an Access 2.0 DB (shudder...)and can see more readable text in the LDB
I dunno..... I'm running Office XP and still got garbage..... shrug, well at least you got your solution.Quote:
Originally posted by fungi
That MSDN example ShowUserRosterMultipleUsers() helped me do exactly what I wanted.
http://support.microsoft.com/default...b;EN-US;198755
Back to the LDB files for a sec tho and the garbage I was seeing. It may be a 2002 thing as I have an Access 2.0 DB (shudder...)and can see more readable text in the LDB