Opening a data recovery file

does anyone know how to open a indesign data recovery file? when i try to open the recoveryData file an alert pops up, that says: "file format not supported, ind-module is missing or already in use by other proces"
thanks

You cannot open the recovery files manually. they are only good when ID restarts an opens them automatically.

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For someone experiencing a similar problem this answer is unacceptable. You're basically telling me to reboot the server to fix this. You vaguely mention using process explorer to find out who is using the file. Can you please provide
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