Windows XP, Frontpage 2000, IIS 5.1, Access 2000
When I attempt to open a connection to my database I get an error the
page cannot be found... this on my local machine, using localhost. The page
works correctly when viewed on my host's site.
The code:
Set Conn = Server.CreateOb ject("ADODB.Con nection")
Conn.open "gmarc"
I have a response.write test line within my asp code which displays
correctly
until I add the "Conn.open" line. The DSN is correct. Could there have
been
a change in XP in the way ODBC is configured?
Earl
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On Sat, 25 Sep 2004 23:30:07 GMT, "Earl Partridge"
<ea*****@pearne t.com> wrote: Windows XP, Frontpage 2000, IIS 5.1, Access 2000
When I attempt to open a connection to my database I get an error the
page cannot be found... this on my local machine, using localhost. The page
works correctly when viewed on my host's site.
The code:
Set Conn = Server.CreateOb ject("ADODB.Con nection")
Conn.open "gmarc"
I have a response.write test line within my asp code which displays
correctly
until I add the "Conn.open" line. The DSN is correct. Could there have
been
a change in XP in the way ODBC is configured?
It's configured the same. But we can't help with your error, you need
to post the entire error. And it's possible the problem has nothing
to do with your database anyway, try some testing using
Response.Writes and commenting out sections of your page to see if it
worked. Check the IIS logs and see what got requested.
Jeff
Where would I find that log? I've searched localhost/iishelp and where it
suggests "select the Enable Logging check box", I have right clicked my
computer name but do not find "Enable Logging" check box, only the box
to "Log Visits".
Earl
"Jeff Cochran" <je*********@zi na.com> wrote in message
news:41******** ********@msnews .microsoft.com. .. On Sat, 25 Sep 2004 23:30:07 GMT, "Earl Partridge"
<ea*****@pearne t.com> wrote:
Windows XP, Frontpage 2000, IIS 5.1, Access 2000
When I attempt to open a connection to my database I get an error the
page cannot be found... this on my local machine, using localhost. The
page
works correctly when viewed on my host's site.
The code:
Set Conn = Server.CreateOb ject("ADODB.Con nection")
Conn.open "gmarc"
I have a response.write test line within my asp code which displays
correctly
until I add the "Conn.open" line. The DSN is correct. Could there have
been
a change in XP in the way ODBC is configured?
It's configured the same. But we can't help with your error, you need
to post the entire error. And it's possible the problem has nothing
to do with your database anyway, try some testing using
Response.Writes and commenting out sections of your page to see if it
worked. Check the IIS logs and see what got requested.
Jeff
On Sun, 26 Sep 2004 14:28:30 GMT, "Earl Partridge"
<ea*****@pearne t.com> wrote: Where would I find that log? I've searched localhost/iishelp and where it
suggests "select the Enable Logging check box", I have right clicked my
computer name but do not find "Enable Logging" check box, only the box
to "Log Visits".
IIS MMC in Administrative Tools -> Web Site -> Properties -> Bottom of
the Web Site Tab. Look at the Logging Properties and it shows the
path.
Jeff
"Jeff Cochran" <je*********@zi na.com> wrote in message
news:41******* *********@msnew s.microsoft.com ... On Sat, 25 Sep 2004 23:30:07 GMT, "Earl Partridge"
<ea*****@pearne t.com> wrote:
Windows XP, Frontpage 2000, IIS 5.1, Access 2000
When I attempt to open a connection to my database I get an error the
page cannot be found... this on my local machine, using localhost. The
page
works correctly when viewed on my host's site.
The code:
Set Conn = Server.CreateOb ject("ADODB.Con nection")
Conn.open "gmarc"
I have a response.write test line within my asp code which displays
correctly
until I add the "Conn.open" line. The DSN is correct. Could there have
been
a change in XP in the way ODBC is configured?
It's configured the same. But we can't help with your error, you need
to post the entire error. And it's possible the problem has nothing
to do with your database anyway, try some testing using
Response.Writes and commenting out sections of your page to see if it
worked. Check the IIS logs and see what got requested.
Jeff
The error is:
Error Type:
Microsoft OLE DB Provider for ODBC Drivers (0x80004005)
[Microsoft][ODBC Driver Manager] Data source name not found and no
default driver specified
/gmarc/test.asp, line 29
Line 29 is the "Conn.Open "gmarc".
The log file contained the following:
#Software: Microsoft Internet Information Services 5.1
#Version: 1.0
#Date: 2004-09-26 21:06:05
#Fields: time c-ip cs-method cs-uri-stem sc-status
21:06:05 192.168.0.2 GET /gmarc/test.asp 500
The dsn and the path are correct.
Earl
"Jeff Cochran" <je*********@zi na.com> wrote in message
news:41******** ********@msnews .microsoft.com. .. On Sun, 26 Sep 2004 14:28:30 GMT, "Earl Partridge"
<ea*****@pearne t.com> wrote:
Where would I find that log? I've searched localhost/iishelp and where it
suggests "select the Enable Logging check box", I have right clicked my
computer name but do not find "Enable Logging" check box, only the box
to "Log Visits".
IIS MMC in Administrative Tools -> Web Site -> Properties -> Bottom of
the Web Site Tab. Look at the Logging Properties and it shows the
path.
Jeff
"Jeff Cochran" <je*********@zi na.com> wrote in message
news:41****** **********@msne ws.microsoft.co m... On Sat, 25 Sep 2004 23:30:07 GMT, "Earl Partridge"
<ea*****@pearne t.com> wrote:
Windows XP, Frontpage 2000, IIS 5.1, Access 2000
When I attempt to open a connection to my database I get an error the
page cannot be found... this on my local machine, using localhost. The
page
works correctly when viewed on my host's site.
The code:
Set Conn = Server.CreateOb ject("ADODB.Con nection")
Conn.open "gmarc"
I have a response.write test line within my asp code which displays
correctly
until I add the "Conn.open" line. The DSN is correct. Could there have
been
a change in XP in the way ODBC is configured?
It's configured the same. But we can't help with your error, you need
to post the entire error. And it's possible the problem has nothing
to do with your database anyway, try some testing using
Response.Writes and commenting out sections of your page to see if it
worked. Check the IIS logs and see what got requested.
Jeff
On Sun, 26 Sep 2004 21:20:33 GMT, "Earl Partridge"
<ea*****@pearne t.com> wrote: The error is:
Error Type:
Microsoft OLE DB Provider for ODBC Drivers (0x80004005)
[Microsoft][ODBC Driver Manager] Data source name not found and no
default driver specified
/gmarc/test.asp, line 29
Line 29 is the "Conn.Open "gmarc".
I've answered that one in another thread, but also see:
Why do I get database-related 80004005 errors?
http://www.aspfaq.com/show.asp?id=2009
The log file contained the following:
#Software: Microsoft Internet Information Services 5.1
#Version: 1.0
#Date: 2004-09-26 21:06:05
#Fields: time c-ip cs-method cs-uri-stem sc-status
21:06:05 192.168.0.2 GET /gmarc/test.asp 500
See:
Why do I get a 500 Internal Server error for all ASP errors?
http://www.aspfaq.com/show.asp?id=2109
The dsn and the path are correct.
But I don't believe your code is. See the answer I posted in another
group/thread.
Jeff
"Jeff Cochran" <je*********@zi na.com> wrote in message
news:41******* *********@msnew s.microsoft.com ... On Sun, 26 Sep 2004 14:28:30 GMT, "Earl Partridge"
<ea*****@pearne t.com> wrote:
Where would I find that log? I've searched localhost/iishelp and where it
suggests "select the Enable Logging check box", I have right clicked my
computer name but do not find "Enable Logging" check box, only the box
to "Log Visits".
IIS MMC in Administrative Tools -> Web Site -> Properties -> Bottom of
the Web Site Tab. Look at the Logging Properties and it shows the
path.
Jeff
"Jeff Cochran" <je*********@zi na.com> wrote in message
news:41***** ***********@msn ews.microsoft.c om...
On Sat, 25 Sep 2004 23:30:07 GMT, "Earl Partridge"
<ea*****@pearne t.com> wrote:
>Windows XP, Frontpage 2000, IIS 5.1, Access 2000
>
>When I attempt to open a connection to my database I get an error the
>page cannot be found... this on my local machine, using localhost. The
>page
>works correctly when viewed on my host's site.
>
>The code:
> Set Conn = Server.CreateOb ject("ADODB.Con nection")
> Conn.open "gmarc"
>
>I have a response.write test line within my asp code which displays
>correctl y
>until I add the "Conn.open" line. The DSN is correct. Could there have
>been
>a change in XP in the way ODBC is configured?
It's configured the same. But we can't help with your error, you need
to post the entire error. And it's possible the problem has nothing
to do with your database anyway, try some testing using
Response.Writes and commenting out sections of your page to see if it
worked. Check the IIS logs and see what got requested.
Jeff
In ASPFAQ item 2009 I followed the 3rd item which I thought might be the
problem... that I do not have access, continuing to KB #306345, using an
ODBC DSN
"Insufficie nt Permissions to Read the DSN Registry Key".
I followed the regedit HKLM...\ODBC.IN I, where it indicates there should be
a
sub key entry for each DSN... There was only a blank Default entry.
And under ODBC.INI was ODBCFile DSN with a sub key DefaultDSN Dir which
is not where the database resides. I copied the database to that default,
rather than
changing the default, but that did not resolve the problem either.
It appears somehow that the ODBC.INI key is not updated with the DSNs. I'll
be looking around to see if I can find how to manually add them.
Earl
"Jeff Cochran" <je*********@zi na.com> wrote in message
news:41******** ********@msnews .microsoft.com. .. On Sun, 26 Sep 2004 21:20:33 GMT, "Earl Partridge"
<ea*****@pearne t.com> wrote:
The error is:
Error Type:
Microsoft OLE DB Provider for ODBC Drivers (0x80004005)
[Microsoft][ODBC Driver Manager] Data source name not found and no
default driver specified
/gmarc/test.asp, line 29
Line 29 is the "Conn.Open "gmarc".
I've answered that one in another thread, but also see:
Why do I get database-related 80004005 errors?
http://www.aspfaq.com/show.asp?id=2009
The log file contained the following:
#Software: Microsoft Internet Information Services 5.1
#Version: 1.0
#Date: 2004-09-26 21:06:05
#Fields: time c-ip cs-method cs-uri-stem sc-status
21:06:05 192.168.0.2 GET /gmarc/test.asp 500
See:
Why do I get a 500 Internal Server error for all ASP errors?
http://www.aspfaq.com/show.asp?id=2109
The dsn and the path are correct.
But I don't believe your code is. See the answer I posted in another
group/thread.
Jeff
"Jeff Cochran" <je*********@zi na.com> wrote in message
news:41****** **********@msne ws.microsoft.co m... On Sun, 26 Sep 2004 14:28:30 GMT, "Earl Partridge"
<ea*****@pearne t.com> wrote:
Where would I find that log? I've searched localhost/iishelp and where
it
suggests "select the Enable Logging check box", I have right clicked my
computer name but do not find "Enable Logging" check box, only the box
to "Log Visits".
IIS MMC in Administrative Tools -> Web Site -> Properties -> Bottom of
the Web Site Tab. Look at the Logging Properties and it shows the
path.
Jeff
"Jeff Cochran" <je*********@zi na.com> wrote in message
news:41**** ************@ms news.microsoft. com...
> On Sat, 25 Sep 2004 23:30:07 GMT, "Earl Partridge"
> <ea*****@pearne t.com> wrote:
>
>>Windows XP, Frontpage 2000, IIS 5.1, Access 2000
>>
>>When I attempt to open a connection to my database I get an error the
>>page cannot be found... this on my local machine, using localhost.
>>The
>>page
>>works correctly when viewed on my host's site.
>>
>>The code:
>> Set Conn = Server.CreateOb ject("ADODB.Con nection")
>> Conn.open "gmarc"
>>
>>I have a response.write test line within my asp code which displays
>>correct ly
>>until I add the "Conn.open" line. The DSN is correct. Could there
>>have
>>been
>>a change in XP in the way ODBC is configured?
>
> It's configured the same. But we can't help with your error, you need
> to post the entire error. And it's possible the problem has nothing
> to do with your database anyway, try some testing using
> Response.Writes and commenting out sections of your page to see if it
> worked. Check the IIS logs and see what got requested.
>
> Jeff
Since everyone else forgot to mention this I will. Please read the
following links. It might not get rid of the error but at least your
application will be faster http://www.aspfaq.com/show.asp?id=2126 http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/de...components.asp
Earl Partridge wrote: In ASPFAQ item 2009 I followed the 3rd item which I thought might be the
problem... that I do not have access, continuing to KB #306345, using an
ODBC DSN
"Insufficie nt Permissions to Read the DSN Registry Key".
I followed the regedit HKLM...\ODBC.IN I, where it indicates there should be
a
sub key entry for each DSN... There was only a blank Default entry.
And under ODBC.INI was ODBCFile DSN with a sub key DefaultDSN Dir which
is not where the database resides. I copied the database to that default,
rather than
changing the default, but that did not resolve the problem either.
It appears somehow that the ODBC.INI key is not updated with the DSNs. I'll
be looking around to see if I can find how to manually add them.
Earl
Problem Solvedl! I have several databases from earlier versions, Windows 98
and Frontpage 97... all were User DSNs, all worked correctly previously.
I may have too hurriedly scanned over some of the links I've been sent to,
and
maybe missed the point that System DSN should be used instead. I moved
my database from User to System and it works.
Thanks for hanging with me.
Earl
"Joker" <no*****@netzer o.com> wrote in message
news:%2******** ********@TK2MSF TNGP11.phx.gbl. .. Since everyone else forgot to mention this I will. Please read the
following links. It might not get rid of the error but at least your
application will be faster
http://www.aspfaq.com/show.asp?id=2126
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/de...components.asp
Earl Partridge wrote:
In ASPFAQ item 2009 I followed the 3rd item which I thought might be the
problem... that I do not have access, continuing to KB #306345, using an
ODBC DSN
"Insufficie nt Permissions to Read the DSN Registry Key".
I followed the regedit HKLM...\ODBC.IN I, where it indicates there should
be a
sub key entry for each DSN... There was only a blank Default entry.
And under ODBC.INI was ODBCFile DSN with a sub key DefaultDSN Dir which
is not where the database resides. I copied the database to that
default, rather than
changing the default, but that did not resolve the problem either.
It appears somehow that the ODBC.INI key is not updated with the DSNs.
I'll
be looking around to see if I can find how to manually add them.
Earl
Stop using ODBC/DSN for your database connection. It is slow & cumbersome. http://www.aspfaq.com/show.asp?id=2126 http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/de...components.asp http://support.microsoft.com/?scid=252475
252475 PRB: ODBC Admin Displays Only a Certain Number of DSNs
So one last time stop using ODBC/DSN as it will cause the system to be
slower & is harder to deal with. I always use server side include files
to store my database connection strings.
Earl Partridge wrote: Problem Solvedl! I have several databases from earlier versions, Windows 98
and Frontpage 97... all were User DSNs, all worked correctly previously.
I may have too hurriedly scanned over some of the links I've been sent to,
and
maybe missed the point that System DSN should be used instead. I moved
my database from User to System and it works.
Thanks for hanging with me.
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