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    Default database problems

    I had my database running well but now i get the
    following problem:
    Database Results Error
    [Microsoft][ODBC Microsoft Access Driver] '(unknown)' is
    not a valid path. Make sure that the path name is spelled
    correctly and that you are connected to the server on
    which the file resides.

    Now the database is meant to display some job logs on an
    asp page. Nothing to hard.
    The database is located on the intranet server and i have
    just used frontpage to implement it.
    I can verify through frontpage the link between the
    database and the page.
    Howeever, when i load the page in a browser i get that
    error. I get it on the server too not just clients.
    Can nyone help??
    oh btw, it seemed to stop around te same time i installed
    SUS. Could this have done something??

    Any help greatly appreciated.
    James
    JaFF Guest

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    Default Re: database problems

    What does your connection string look like? Is there a path to the database
    defined? Does the .mdb file exist? <IMO>you shouldn't use Frontpage to
    make ASP pages for you. You should try your best to learn to hand-code.
    Using Frontpage for design work is one thing, but for writing code, it's
    bad. The same holds true for any WYSIWYG editor, really.</IMO>

    Ray at home

    "JaFF" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
    news:6fa201c3e6c0$bef25e10$a401280a@phx.gbl...
    > I had my database running well but now i get the
    > following problem:
    > Database Results Error
    > [Microsoft][ODBC Microsoft Access Driver] '(unknown)' is
    > not a valid path. Make sure that the path name is spelled
    > correctly and that you are connected to the server on
    > which the file resides.
    >
    > Now the database is meant to display some job logs on an
    > asp page. Nothing to hard.
    > The database is located on the intranet server and i have
    > just used frontpage to implement it.
    > I can verify through frontpage the link between the
    > database and the page.
    > Howeever, when i load the page in a browser i get that
    > error. I get it on the server too not just clients.
    > Can nyone help??
    > oh btw, it seemed to stop around te same time i installed
    > SUS. Could this have done something??
    >
    > Any help greatly appreciated.
    > James

    Ray at Guest

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