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The reason why the Access database is "cannot be saved; locked by other users" is

The reason why the Access database is "cannot be saved; locked by other users" is

Updated: March 3, 2009 23:16:24 Author:
ACCESS' concurrency control is very bad. Remember to close the database after each operation.
This situation generally occurs because the database resources are not released, and may also be caused by exclusive operations such as lock table and for update. Be careful to release the database resources in time after use, especially when an exception occurs during use, ensure that the resources can be released.
To call the close() method of the database link in time

  • Access
  • Unable to save

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