I have a small peer to peer network with all computers running XP Pro w/ SP3 and Access 2007. The issue only started when Peer A upgraded to Access 2007 from 2003.
The issue is, when Peer A opens a data file call - SDA.mdb on Peer B’s computer and closes access, a file is left behind in Peer B’s called database.mdb (file size is very close to the SDA.mdb file size but not exact). When the file is accessed multiple times, multiple files are created and left behind – database.mdb, 1database.mdb, 2database.mdb, 3database.mdb, and so on. This happens whenever Peer A opens any other peer’s data file.
If Peer B or Peer C opens another peers data file, including Peer A, this does not happen. The database.mdb file is created but deleted when Access is closed.
This does not happen when Peer A opens data files on there own computer, only over the network.
I converted the SDA.mdb to a SDA.accdb file to see if this made a deference, but the database.mdb files are still left behind.