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Check if mdb file is open
Hi all, I want macro in excel which should check Microsoft Access
"mdb" file in specified folder that if it is open or not and also is it possible to check that file is opened by which user. I know I can check this in excel by WriteReversedBy command but how can i check that which user has opened the mdb file. Please help |
Check if mdb file is open
On 24 dec, 11:17, K wrote:
Hi all, *I want macro in excel which should check Microsoft Access "mdb" file in specified folder that if it is open or not and also is it possible to check that file is opened by which user. I know I can check this in excel by WriteReversedBy command but how can i check that which user has opened the mdb file. *Please help Hi K, As soon as an Access file is in use by someone next to the mdb you will see a ldb file. This file contains Record-Locing Information. For each user an entry will be added and removed according to start and stop using the mdb. Unfortunately there is not a clear separation for each active user you will have to split the line(s) with information at 64 characters. HTH, Wouter |
Check if mdb file is open
On Dec 24, 10:58*am, RadarEye wrote:
On 24 dec, 11:17, K wrote: Hi all, *I want macro in excel which should check Microsoft Access "mdb" file in specified folder that if it is open or not and also is it possible to check that file is opened by which user. I know I can check this in excel by WriteReversedBy command but how can i check that which user has opened the mdb file. *Please help Hi K, As soon as an Access file is in use by someone next to the mdb you will see a ldb file. This file contains Record-Locing Information. For each user an entry will be added and removed according to start and stop using the mdb. Unfortunately there is not a clear separation for each active user you will have to split the line(s) with information at 64 characters. HTH, Wouter Thanks for replying Radar, do i need to open ldb file in notepad to see the result |
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