D
Denis
Sorry folks, I wanted to post this in
the 'microsoft.public.access' forum, but I keep getting
a "Newsgroup not available" message.
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We have the following front end/back end databases:
Back End: 'N:\daebm\daebm2\AF9000_Plus\Restore10Dec02
\MAPRegister.mdb'
Front End: 'N:\daebm\daebm2\AF9000_Plus\Restore10Dec02
\MAPRegister_Interface.mdb'
We get the following (annoying) message every time we
close the Front End:
"The Microsoft Jet database engine cannot open the
file 'N:\daebm\daebm2\AF9000_Plus\Restore10Dec02\db1.mdb'.
It is already opened exclusively by another user, or you
need permission to view its data. "
I don't understand why we get this message nor how to
resolve it. I have done the following in an attempt to
resolve this:
- First, I suspect that at some time, 'db1.mdb'
might have been created during a problem while compacting
a database. Nevertheless, it does not exist in the stated
folder;
- I have checked and (just in case) re-established
the paths to each linked table, using the Linked Table
Manager; and
- I have checked the MsysObjects table for instances
of 'db1.mdb' to no avail.
I appreciate your time and any assistance
Thank you
Denis
the 'microsoft.public.access' forum, but I keep getting
a "Newsgroup not available" message.
------------------------------------
We have the following front end/back end databases:
Back End: 'N:\daebm\daebm2\AF9000_Plus\Restore10Dec02
\MAPRegister.mdb'
Front End: 'N:\daebm\daebm2\AF9000_Plus\Restore10Dec02
\MAPRegister_Interface.mdb'
We get the following (annoying) message every time we
close the Front End:
"The Microsoft Jet database engine cannot open the
file 'N:\daebm\daebm2\AF9000_Plus\Restore10Dec02\db1.mdb'.
It is already opened exclusively by another user, or you
need permission to view its data. "
I don't understand why we get this message nor how to
resolve it. I have done the following in an attempt to
resolve this:
- First, I suspect that at some time, 'db1.mdb'
might have been created during a problem while compacting
a database. Nevertheless, it does not exist in the stated
folder;
- I have checked and (just in case) re-established
the paths to each linked table, using the Linked Table
Manager; and
- I have checked the MsysObjects table for instances
of 'db1.mdb' to no avail.
I appreciate your time and any assistance
Thank you
Denis