Originally posted by mbatestblrock
help writing a multiple table query
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well If I paste exactly what you gave in the CODE I get this error
Microsoft VBScript runtime error '800a004c'
Path not found
/terminalerrors. asp, line 8
I was trying to do a reply, so I could get the straight text and it didnt work, as you can see my blank posts???Comment
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Originally posted by mmccarthyClick reply on the original post from Mark with the code.Comment
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And if you are getting "Path not found" error on line 8 that means that you haven't specified a correct folder path to the folder where the files are kept.
Sincerely,
MarkComment
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dangit, I still have the same error
Microsoft VBScript runtime error '800a004c'
Path not found
/terminalerrors. asp, line 8Comment
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It most certainly is the correct path though. I am in file explorer and I am copy what is in the address bar. I even tried making a new one right where the .asp file was. still didnt workComment
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Originally posted by markrawlingsonWhat is the path?
Mark
F:\IMPORT\manpo ll\FTP\misc
It is a mapped network drive I dont think that should matter, but I thought I would throw it out there.Comment
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It seems like an IIS security/authentication issue - IIS can't see the mapped drive.
I've never accessed a mapped drive myself while using the FSO so I wouldn't be able to give you any competant advice there - however I am reading up on the subject - i will see what I can find, Unless of course someone knows the answer already ?
Sincerely,
MarkComment
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Originally posted by markrawlingsonIt seems like an IIS security/authentication issue - IIS can't see the mapped drive.
I've never accessed a mapped drive myself while using the FSO so I wouldn't be able to give you any competant advice there - however I am reading up on the subject - i will see what I can find, Unless of course someone knows the answer already ?
Sincerely,
Mark
for the time being, i set up a folder in my root director to test this out, and sure enough it works beautifully!
I just hope we can get this network drive thing figured out, I am searching for it as well.Comment
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It would certainly be good if we can, I've read a couple work arounds on the web regarding setting proper permissions to the mapped drive inside IIS. Not sure about it though.
Even if we can't get that figured out, if you have to move the contents of the folder from the mapped drive to a physical folder on the server itself 5 times a day, that's a whole lot easier than opening each file and reading them yourself line by line.
I'd like it to automate the procedure 100% for you, but if we can't get this last thing figured out at least we've made it 95% automated :)
I'm glad it worked for you somewhat though!
I'm wondering if Mary could ask some of the IIS experts to come take a look at this thread for you. I'm no IIS expert and this issue seems to be in regard to how IIS is looking at the mapped drive. I'll send her a PM and ask her if she wouldn't mind doing that.
Sincerely,
MarkComment
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that sounds perfect! thank you for all the help you've provided me, I am searching on this issue as well, but having an extremely rough time trying to even figure out a search phrase..
Hopefully the IIS gurus can lend a hand!
I am running verison 6 if that helps.
again i dont even know how much I could thank everyone for this. It kinda took a total 180 from where it started, but we got it!
Ill keep checking for the iis updates.
-mikeComment
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