Just uncheck the box in cfadmin for maintain database connection for that
data source, and restart the service for the changes to take effect.
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Subject: RE: [KCFusion] MS Access
> Access will not close .ldb file if the program goes through unexpected
> situations. It is important that you "gracefully" complete
> all database
> openings and closing, else .ldb file will remain open (that
> means your error
> trappings should mop up database closings).
>
> Girish
How do you "close" a database connection with CF code? Must be an
undocumented feature. :) Unless you're talking about the admin feature
to "Limit database connection inactive time to X minutes". Perhaps
setting that to 0 would stop the locking... I've never tried it. I think
keep the connections open will help performance in all but the highest
volume sites.
-Ron
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