If you mean delete it, no. If it is used exclusive by the user, you will not even be able to open it from another program.

Why not just write a routine to change it as you need it changed in the executable?



>I have a system which when a user logs in a file in their profile directory is open exclusively by that user. Thereforr:
>
>User A - UserNumber 001 Insystem.DBF
>User B - UserNumber 002 Insystem.DBF
>
>Basically each user has a user number and in a directory named profiles their is a directory for each user as follows
>
>\PROFILE
> \User001
> \User002
>
>In each user numbered directory is their own InSystem.DBF file which is exclusive to that user when logging in.
>
>Is there any way I can kill this file by command line when this file is in use?
>
>Many Thanks