Ok i have on database with one access page. Today i have stop to have
access to my access page... The security is set right ben when i try to
modified the access page in my db I have an error... it told me that
the connexion string is wrong... but the connexion string is ok. We I
push the button "test connexion" it work well... what's wrong any idea?
Tanks
jlaporte@prmaintenance.com wrote:
> Ok i have on database with one access page. Today i have stop to have
> access to my access page... The security is set right ben when i try
> to modified the access page in my db I have an error... it told me
> that the connexion string is wrong... but the connexion string is ok.
> We I push the button "test connexion" it work well... what's wrong
> any idea?
>
We have no way of knowing without seeing the code used to recreate the
problem. Are you using ODBC? If so, see:
http://www.aspfaq.com/show.asp?id=2126
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No i dont... you need to see what?
Bob Barrows [MVP] a =E9crit :
> jlaporte@prmaintenance.com wrote:
> > Ok i have on database with one access page. Today i have stop to have
> > access to my access page... The security is set right ben when i try
> > to modified the access page in my db I have an error... it told me
> > that the connexion string is wrong... but the connexion string is ok.
> > We I push the button "test connexion" it work well... what's wrong
> > any idea?
> >
> We have no way of knowing without seeing the code used to recreate the
> problem. Are you using ODBC? If so, see:
> http://www.aspfaq.com/show.asp?id=3D2126
>
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I assume "no, i dont" is the reply to whether ODBC is being used. So you
are using the Jet OLEDB provider? Or are you using a udl file? Seeing
your vbscript code would answer these questions.
I need to see the code used to create the problem, as well as seeing the
text of the error message. There are several possible errors generated
by failed connections, each with different causes.
jlaporte@prmaintenance.com wrote:
> No i dont... you need to see what?
> Bob Barrows [MVP] a écrit :
>
>> jlaporte@prmaintenance.com wrote:
>>> Ok i have on database with one access page. Today i have stop to
>>> have access to my access page... The security is set right ben when
>>> i try to modified the access page in my db I have an error... it
>>> told me that the connexion string is wrong... but the connexion
>>> string is ok. We I push the button "test connexion" it work well...
>>> what's wrong any idea?
>>>
>> We have no way of knowing without seeing the code used to recreate
>> the problem. Are you using ODBC? If so, see:
>> http://www.aspfaq.com/show.asp?id=2126
>>
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header is my spam trap, so I don't check it very often. You will get a
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No i dont... you need to see what?
Bob Barrows [MVP] a =E9crit :
> jlaporte@prmaintenance.com wrote:
> > Ok i have on database with one access page. Today i have stop to have
> > access to my access page... The security is set right ben when i try
> > to modified the access page in my db I have an error... it told me
> > that the connexion string is wrong... but the connexion string is ok.
> > We I push the button "test connexion" it work well... what's wrong
> > any idea?
> >
> We have no way of knowing without seeing the code used to recreate the
> problem. Are you using ODBC? If so, see:
> http://www.aspfaq.com/show.asp?id=3D2126
>
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> Microsoft MVP -- ASP/ASP.NET
> Please reply to the newsgroup. The email account listed in my From
> header is my spam trap, so I don't check it very often. You will get a
> quicker response by posting to the newsgroup.
I user Jet OLEDB
Bob Barrows [MVP] a =E9crit :
> I assume "no, i dont" is the reply to whether ODBC is being used. So you
> are using the Jet OLEDB provider? Or are you using a udl file? Seeing
> your vbscript code would answer these questions.
>
> I need to see the code used to create the problem, as well as seeing the
> text of the error message. There are several possible errors generated
> by failed connections, each with different causes.
>
>
> jlaporte@prmaintenance.com wrote:
> > No i dont... you need to see what?
> > Bob Barrows [MVP] a =E9crit :
> >
> >> jlaporte@prmaintenance.com wrote:
> >>> Ok i have on database with one access page. Today i have stop to
> >>> have access to my access page... The security is set right ben when
> >>> i try to modified the access page in my db I have an error... it
> >>> told me that the connexion string is wrong... but the connexion
> >>> string is ok. We I push the button "test connexion" it work well...
> >>> what's wrong any idea?
> >>>
> >> We have no way of knowing without seeing the code used to recreate
> >> the problem. Are you using ODBC? If so, see:
> >> http://www.aspfaq.com/show.asp?id=3D2126
> >>
>
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news:1163449276.570169.103620@h54g2000cwb.googlegroups.com.. .
> Ok i have on database with one access page. Today i have stop to have
> access to my access page... The security is set right ben when i try to
> modified the access page in my db I have an error... it told me that
> the connexion string is wrong... but the connexion string is ok. We I
> push the button "test connexion" it work well... what's wrong any idea?
>
Is this a question about an ASP website or a Data Access Page? If it's a
Data Access Page, try an Access group.
Where is the "test connection" button? Are you using Frontpage? If so, try
a Frontpage group.
If it's an ASP web site, show us the connection string.
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It a Data Access Page. Access group? What do you mean?
Mike Brind a =E9crit :
>
> news:1163449276.570169.103620@h54g2000cwb.googlegroups.com.. .
> > Ok i have on database with one access page. Today i have stop to have
> > access to my access page... The security is set right ben when i try to
> > modified the access page in my db I have an error... it told me that
> > the connexion string is wrong... but the connexion string is ok. We I
> > push the button "test connexion" it work well... what's wrong any idea?
> >
>
> Is this a question about an ASP website or a Data Access Page? If it's a
> Data Access Page, try an Access group.
>
> Where is the "test connection" button? Are you using Frontpage? If so, =
try
> a Frontpage group.
>
> If it's an ASP web site, show us the connection string.
>=20
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> Mike Brind
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jlaporte@prmaintenance.com wrote:
> It a Data Access Page. Access group? What do you mean?
> Mike Brind a écrit :
>
>>
>> news:1163449276.570169.103620@h54g2000cwb.googlegroups.com.. .
>>> Ok i have on database with one access page. Today i have stop to
>>> have access to my access page... The security is set right ben when
>>> i try to modified the access page in my db I have an error... it
>>> told me that the connexion string is wrong... but the connexion
>>> string is ok. We I push the button "test connexion" it work well...
>>> what's wrong any idea?
>>>
>>
>> Is this a question about an ASP website or a Data Access Page? If
>> it's a Data Access Page, try an Access group.
>>
>> Where is the "test connection" button? Are you using Frontpage? If
>> so, try a Frontpage group.
>>
>> If it's an ASP web site, show us the connection string.
>>
>> --
>> Mike Brind
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