Re: ldb
If the ldb cannot be deleted, that usually means something is using the
database (do you use Terminal Services, for example?)
If the server is Windows 2003, openfiles.exe will tell you who has it (the
mdb) opened.
If server is not windows 2003, look at a utility called: who lock me?
Bob
"Sash" <Sash@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:BC57EC3A-CBF5-4788-816A-99F52542246F@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
I have a database that runs on a server. The ldb file remains open even
when
everyone is logged out. Can someone explain?
.
Relevant Pages
- SecurityFocus Microsoft Newsletter #154
... MICROSOFT VULNERABILITY SUMMARY ... ISS RealSecure Server Sensor SSL Denial Of Service Vulnerabi... ... Roger Wilco Remote Server Side Buffer Overrun Vulnerability ... available for Microsoft Windows operating systems. ...
(Focus-Microsoft) - Re: Log on Interactively
... The server is a Windows 2003 Enterprise Edition Server ... I added the Remote Desktop Users group to the permissions tab with the User ... I then added the Terminal Services User group that I had ...
(microsoft.public.windows.terminal_services) - SecurityFocus Microsoft Newsletter #49
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(Focus-Microsoft) - Re: Please Help!
... Windows 2000 Terminal Services Licensing FAQ ... Q. What licenses are required to run Terminal Services in Windows ... required to run applications on a Windows 2000 Server via Terminal ...
(microsoft.public.win2000.termserv.apps) - Re: help with 2000i on win2k server (sp3 on database)
... See Leonard's post for the config options. ... If the server is mangling itself, then ANYTHING running on the server ... that I work with will support the database AND the application. ... As for Windows vs. Linux/NetWare, I can agree, but I also see MANY ...
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