Re: Compact on Close Error

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Is it completely disconnected from the back end - if the .ldb file still
exists at the point you tell it to delete, windows will prevent the
corresponding .mdb file from being deleted (as far as I remember)

croy wrote:
On one machine in our office, when closing an mdb, a new,
compacted mdb is produed, but an error message appears
stating that Access is unable to delete the original.

Suggestions?


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