I had a little problem today, my server is running Windows 2000 Server
and naturally it's sharing a few files. I tried opening a document on
the server but I could only open it in read only mode because someone
had it opened before me. Is it possible to tell from the server or my
workstation wh
Title: RE: [ActiveDir] Who is using my file?
If the file is opened through a share, you could use the following command:
net file | find /I "name of file"
will return a line with an ID, the filename and the account who is accessing the file.
net file ID /delete
closes the f
Erik
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Subject: [ActiveDir] Who is using my file?
I had a little problem today, my server is running Windows 2000 Server
and na
Title: RE: [ActiveDir] Who is using my file?
Okay now that something similar has been
brought up… I have, on occasion, had both files and folders say that they
can’t be deleted because they are in use, and yet as far as I can tell
they are not in use. This used to happen frequently on
Title: RE: [ActiveDir] Who is using my file?
I
use a program from systernals.com's web site called handle http://www.sysinternals.com/ntw2k/freeware/handle.shtml
Its come in real handy for files that don't show a file lock but is open by a process.
You can just kill or
suspend t
2003 08:07
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Subject: RE: [ActiveDir] Who is using my file?
If the file is opened through a share, you could use the following
command:
net file | find /I "name of file"
will return a line with an ID, the filename and the account who is
accessing the
