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Just a short question.. should all access .ldb record lock files always be 1kb in size. i have noticed on my app that at times the .ldb files can sometimes be 2kb in size |
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Lee-Anne Waters via AccessMonster.com wrote: Just a short question.. should all access .ldb record lock files always be 1kb in size. i have noticed on my app that at times the .ldb files can sometimes be 2kb in size Would depend on number of users, locks, etc. it is after all just a another database file, you put more in it, it grows. |
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Trevor Best <nospam (AT) besty (DOT) org.uk> wrote in news:41ac2cd8$0$1068$db0fefd9 (AT) news (DOT) zen.co.uk: Lee-Anne Waters via AccessMonster.com wrote: Just a short question.. should all access .ldb record lock files always be 1kb in size. i have noticed on my app that at times the .ldb files can sometimes be 2kb in size Would depend on number of users, locks, etc. it is after all just a another database file, you put more in it, it grows. And it can be compacted if no users are connected to it. It is, after all, just an MDB with an MDW extension (and a few custom system tables not found in a regular MDB). You can open it and view its contents if no one is connected to it. |
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