Hi Adelle,

Thanks for all detail explanations, they are very clear & 
reasonable! However, I did verify all of them ... not single case 
occuring! Here is detail what I tried:

1. This myfile.mdb is located on my Web-site "\database" location

2. Because it is a test for trying to delete a .mdb file, therefore 
nobody access to it! There is nothing DAO, ADO, RDO or any SQL 
access to it (not yet)!

3. Before & After trying to delete the myfile.mdb, I use FTP to 
verify it ---> it still there and without any myfile.ldb

Note: Might be I missed something to mention in my case? By any 
chance you tried successfully once?

Thanks again for help!


--- In [EMAIL PROTECTED], "Adelle L. 
Hartley" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > I have the myfile.mdb in sub-folder database, sometime I want 
> > to delete it but after I do the following (correct location), 
> > it is still there:
> 
> You cannot delete a .mdb file while there are any users who still 
have an
> open connection to this file.  If the database is shared over a 
network, you
> can examine the .ldb file to see which users are still connected.
> 
> For various reasons, the .mdb file will sometimes remain locked, 
even when
> the user has exited the application.
> 
> If the database is being accessed via Microsoft Access, then there 
is not
> much you can do about that except to make sure that Access has 
been closed
> (via the Task Manager on NT/2K/XP or by rebooting on 95/98/me).
> 
> If the database is being accessed via a Visual Basic application 
(using DAO,
> RDO, or ADO), then you need to ensure that all open recordsets 
from that
> database have been closed, and that all connections to that 
database have
> been closed.
> 
> Adelle.



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