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  • This sounds like an Access issue rather than a SQL Server issue - files do not "get locked for editing" in SQL Server.  In Access, open the database and check Tools/Options/Advanced, ensuring that 'Default Open Mode' is set to 'Shared'.

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  • This option is not in an access data project

  • We had the same problem here. Just ask the users to copy the file to their computer from a shared drive (where you release the new versions). That way you can update whenever you want and they can work without that warning. However this is only a warning, as annoying as it is. The file will still work without any problems.

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