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Rights on mdb file for ASP?

I have an ASP file that was working just fine and now it does not. I
get a script timeout error message. I have not made any changes so I
suspect that my hosting service has done something to the rights on my MDB
file. Both the MDB and my script work fine when hosted locally.
In my FTP client, it shows that rights on the MDB as rwxrwSrwt. Is
this the correct setting for my ASP to access it? This is hosted on a
Windows 2003 Server.

Thanks

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Jan 9 '08 #1
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Michael Hastings wrote:
I have an ASP file that was working just fine and now it does
not. I get a script timeout error message. I have not made any
changes so I suspect that my hosting service has done something to
the rights on my MDB file. Both the MDB and my script work fine when
hosted locally. In my FTP client, it shows that rights on the MDB
as rwxrwSrwt. Is
this the correct setting for my ASP to access it? This is hosted on a
Windows 2003 Server.
All users of an mdb file must have Modify (read/write) permissions for
the folder containing the database file. Since your site probably allows
anonymous access, the IUSR (and possibly the IWAM) accounts require
Modify rights for this folder.

Furthermoer, if you have done any Compact/Repair operations on this
database fiel, I have heard that this sometimes causes permissions to be
reset to default, which may cause the loss of access you are seeing.

Why are you so sure the timeout is being caused by lack of access to the
mdb? ISTM you need to do some more debugging to figure out what is going
on - use Response.Write and Response.End at various points in your
script to find out where the failure is occurring.

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