Newbie Access DB not accessible on production server

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    Default Newbie Access DB not accessible on production server

    As an absolute newbie, I'd REALLY appreciate any solutions to this as I need to
    role this site out today for the client.

    I am probably missing some fundamental step in linking the db to the app on
    the production server. This works fine on my dev server. Please help!
    Thanks!!

    Here's the beginning of the script I'm using :
    <cfparam name="URL.logout" default="0">
    <cfparam name="invalid_login" default="0">

    <cfset dsource = "ivydanny">


    <cfif structKeyExists(form,"username")>

    <cfquery name="check_user" datasource="#dsource#">
    SELECT UserLogin, Password, Admin
    FROM Contacts
    WHERE UserLogin = '#FORM.username#' and Password =
    '#FORM.password#'
    </cfquery>


    bamboostar Guest

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    Default Re: Newbie Access DB not accessible on production server

    > As an absolute newbie, I'd REALLY appreciate any solutions to this as I
    need to
    > role this site out today for the client.
    >
    > I am probably missing some fundamental step in linking the db to the app
    on
    > the production server. This works fine on my dev server. Please help!
    > Thanks!!
    >
    > Here's the beginning of the script I'm using :
    > <cfparam name="URL.logout" default="0">
    > <cfparam name="invalid_login" default="0">
    >
    > <cfset dsource = "ivydanny">
    >
    >
    > <cfif structKeyExists(form,"username")>
    >
    > <cfquery name="check_user" datasource="#dsource#">
    > SELECT UserLogin, Password, Admin
    > FROM Contacts
    > WHERE UserLogin = '#FORM.username#' and Password =
    > '#FORM.password#'
    > </cfquery>
    You need to have a datasource created on the production server that point to
    the Access file. You can use the drivers from CF admin or setup the
    datasource from the ODBC admin and then link it up with ODBC Socket in CF
    admin.

    --
    <mack />


    Neculai Macarie Guest

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    Default Re: Newbie Access DB not accessible on production server

    Ok thanks!
    bamboostar Guest

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