Hi Herman,
Thanks for the code on this. I will try it too. I would like to keep my front end on the server instead of updating all my users desktops. The only way I was able to control this error was to install front ends on each PC and convert them into the MDB files. Not very practical for...
All workers are using the same work group .MDW. The front ends are .MDE and I have tried to create new workgroup, database and compact/repair with no avail. I do have a backup copy but hesitate to go there since the database is currently working and hundreds of records would be lost if I dump...
No good. Additionally, all my users Access 2000 programs have the "Access.lockfile.9" ldb message upon opening a new database from their c:/ drives, including myself.
How could this be? I tried to open a new database with no tables, upon opening after naming it, it get the same ldb...
I am using a front end and backend access database with multiple users. The back end is located on the network server and the front ends are created on each user terminal. The system locked up about 2 weeks ago while 2 users were trying to update the same file. I fixed that issue but ever...
Ok - now I am really in trouble. I put a password on this database called casper. The database worked fine yesterday and now it does not recognize the password. Help!!!!! I tried your suggestion to decompile and the stupid thing prompts for the damn password. I ad IT restore the database...
Herman,
That's what I thought. I didn't convert the database. I just got the message that the database was stuck in the convertion mode. I just don't understand why I got this message.
Thank Herman,
I tried to do that but the error message pops up and freezes the screen. Any idea how the database could be put into a converting mode without having someone do that process? I am worried that someone is trying to hack my data.
My database is on a network with several users. All of a sudden this message appeared. Unfortunately, I lost all the data for today and had to restore from Friday's backup. How could this happen and what can I do to prevent it from happening again? Also, no one that I know of knows how to or...
Does anyone know what lockfile.9 for my ldb means? I have been crashing because the network database continues to lock-up in the ldb file. Even after everyone logs out I still show an open ldb. My admin has looked at it and told me that it isn't the server it is the software.
When this...
Hello There,
This happened to me as well. I was not able to fix it. I had to transfere everyting into a new database. I would be careful and save your files in a different location because my database evetually crashed and I lost loads of data.
I would like to know what happened in my case...
Thanks a bunch!
I had everyone shut down their computers. I had the server rebooted and I ran norton antivirus. I have not tried to delete the ldb file yet. I will do that. I also opened a new database and tried to get data and when I point it to the corrupted database it prompts me with the...
Hello everyone!
I have a database created in access 2000 on a network that crashed for no apparent reason. A user was entering data and all the fields flashed error and we were unable to repair it. I have found that the ldb file is stuck open even when the users are logged out. We have not...
I have a 3M DC 6150 Data Cartridge Tape (150 Mbytes). It has some data on it that I need. I know it is Unix and I currently have the system (ancient) still operating in my department. I am looking for someone who is capable of converting this data to MS...
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I can't even locate the tables, quy, forms etc. I fear the data is lost. When I open my database, I get the error message and a blank screen. ug. Unfortunately, I don't have a server yet, and I was the only one using the file. I built it for my department to use...
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I tried to backup my access database to a zip disk. I thought all was well until I tried to open it again. I got the message "Products 2000.mdb was busy during backup. It cannot be restored or compared.<br>
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Unrecognized database format <filename>. (Error...
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