ASP pages not working on @2k Workstation

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  1. #1

    Default ASP pages not working on @2k Workstation

    Technical Information (for support personnel)

    Error Type:
    Provider (0x80004005)
    Unspecified error
    /ihome.asp, line 313


    thanks
    Scott Guest

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  3. #2

    Default Re: ASP pages not working on @2k Workstation

    > /ihome.asp, line 313

    So, what is on line 313?

    And does a single ASP file really need 313 lines?


    Aaron Bertrand [MVP] Guest

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    Default ASP pages not working on @2k Workstation

    I typed most of the message in Word and then did not cut
    it into the post.

    Sorry about that.

    I have a set of ASP that link to an access 97 DB.

    They run fine on my W2000 Server.

    I have moved the pages and the DB to my workstation so I
    can do some updates and add some functioanlity.

    On My workstation the pages work, but I can not instanly
    move from one page to the next. It is like I have to
    whate for somthing to timeout to free up the database so I
    can query again.

    I get the folowing error:

    >-----Original Message-----
    >Technical Information (for support personnel)
    >
    >Error Type:
    >Provider (0x80004005)
    >Unspecified error
    >/ihome.asp, line 313
    >
    >
    >thanks
    >.
    >
    Scott Guest

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    Default Re: ASP pages not working on @2k Workstation

    I hope you saw my second post that has a bit more detail
    then the first.

    strQuery="SELECT * FROM SalesMan WHERE ((([active]) = -1))
    ORDER BY Salsman"
    Set rst = Server.CreateObject("ADODB.recordset")
    rst.Open strQuery, strProvider

    The last line is 313

    And if the programer knows what he is doing an asp page
    probably does not need 313 lines, but this programer does
    not always know the best way to hack through a problem!

    thanks!
    >-----Original Message-----
    >> /ihome.asp, line 313
    >
    >So, what is on line 313?
    >
    >And does a single ASP file really need 313 lines?
    >
    >
    >.
    >
    scott Guest

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    Default Re: ASP pages not working on @2k Workstation

    > strQuery="SELECT * FROM SalesMan WHERE ((([active]) = -1))
    > ORDER BY Salsman"
    > Set rst = Server.CreateObject("ADODB.recordset")
    > rst.Open strQuery, strProvider
    How about

    strQuery = "SELECT <column_list> FROM SalesMan WHERE active <> 1 ORDER BY
    SalesMan" ' assume typo here?
    set rst = connectionObject.execute(strQuery)


    Also, what is the connection string you're using, and what version of MDAC
    do you have?


    Aaron Bertrand [MVP] Guest

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