ADO, Access table and LDB file

From: Joe Pettit (joep_at_i-f-s.com)
Date: 09/21/04 

Date: Tue, 21 Sep 2004 10:16:42 -0400

I have a Delphi app that accesses an Access table with the mode set to
cmddenynone; which will cause an LDB file to be created when the table gets
accessed.
Can I have another Delphi app access the table but this app accesses the
table with a mode of readonly, which should NOT create an LDB file.
If the first app has accessed the table and created the LDB file should the
second app be allowed to access the table?

Thanks for any help, Joe

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