datagrid paging problem IIS windows 2003 server

[Manuel Alves]

Scenario:
ASP 2.0 on XP pro dev machine works fine.

Publishing to windows 2003 server worked OK until I included paging for a
datagrid.

On page load I cal sub binddata

Private Sub binddata()
Dim ds As DataSet = getMydataset()
mydatagrid.DataSource = ds
mydatagrid.DataBind()
end sub

on mydatagrid_PageIndexChanged:

mydatagrid_PageIndexChanged(...) Handles mydatagrid.PageIndexChanged
mydatagrid.CurrentPageIndex = e.NewPageIndex
binddata()
End Sub

What happens:
a) sometimes I get to move to another page OK but get error on navigating to
another
b) timeout errors

Any clue? If I give up datagrid paging everything works fine on server 2003.
On XP dev machine no problem. Both access same SQL server 2000 database.

Best regards,
Manuel Alves

[S. Justin Gengo]

Manuel,

I've noticed strange behaviour on machines that don't have all the updates
installed on them. Are all the updates installed on the machine your are
pulling the site up in?

Regards,

--
S. Justin Gengo
Web Developer / Programmer

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http://www.aboutfortunate.com

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"Manuel Alves" <mj**@newsgroups.nospam> wrote in message
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Scenario:
ASP 2.0 on XP pro dev machine works fine.

Publishing to windows 2003 server worked OK until I included paging for a
datagrid.

On page load I cal sub binddata

Private Sub binddata()
Dim ds As DataSet = getMydataset()
mydatagrid.DataSource = ds
mydatagrid.DataBind()
end sub

on mydatagrid_PageIndexChanged:

mydatagrid_PageIndexChanged(...) Handles mydatagrid.PageIndexChanged
mydatagrid.CurrentPageIndex = e.NewPageIndex
binddata()
End Sub

What happens:
a) sometimes I get to move to another page OK but get error on navigating
to another
b) timeout errors

Any clue? If I give up datagrid paging everything works fine on server
2003. On XP dev machine no problem. Both access same SQL server 2000
database.

Best regards,
Manuel Alves

[Steven Cheng[MSFT]]

Hi Manuel,

I think you can have a look at Justin's suggestion. Also, based on the code
snippet you provded, it doesn't look like a code logic issue, likely a
environment specific problem. Have you tried running the same application
on other server machine(with paging turn on) to see whether the problem
remains?

Regards,

Steven Cheng
Microsoft Online Community Support
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[Manuel Alves]

Thank you. Moving to another server solved the problem.

The machine I was publishing to was a server 2003 upgraded from win srv
2000. It has all the fixes and framework 2.0 EXCEPT .NET Framework 1.0
Service Pack 3 that always failed to install no matter what I tried.

Once again, thanks to you both for your prompt and usefull response.

Best regards,
Manuel Alves
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Hi Manuel,

I think you can have a look at Justin's suggestion. Also, based on the
code
snippet you provded, it doesn't look like a code logic issue, likely a
environment specific problem. Have you tried running the same application
on other server machine(with paging turn on) to see whether the problem
remains?

Regards,

Steven Cheng
Microsoft Online Community Support
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[Steven Cheng[MSFT]]

You're welcome Manuel,

Glad to be of assistance.

Regards,

Steven Cheng
Microsoft Online Community Support
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