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  • muralidharan

    An Remote Folder question

    Hi guys,
    I tried creating an application and it worked fine in the localhost. I
    uploaded the same into the web in a remote folder. The select or edit
    query in the application works fine. Whenever an add or update or
    delete query is run it gives me an error saying
    ASPCode:
    ASPDescription:
    Category:Micros oft JET Database Engine
    Column:-1
    Description:Ope ration must use an updateable query.
    File:/cai/userpage/admin/writetodb.asp
    Line:26
    Time:2:32:39 AM
    Date:5/9/2004
    Browser:Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 6.0; Windows NT 5.0; MyIE2; .NET
    CLR 1.0.3705; .NET CLR 1.1.4322)
    URL:/cai/userpage/admin/writetodb.asp
    Query:
    In localhost I cleared this error by giving IUSER_Computern ame. I dont
    know how to set the same for remote folder. The database is in access.
    I even tried setting the connection mode to 3 (admodereadwrit e) and
    777 (rwx) permission for the db file. Can you guys tell me how to fix
    this issue in the remote folder.
    Thanks in advance.
    Murali.
  • Egbert Nierop \(MVP for IIS\)

    #2
    Re: An Remote Folder question

    "muralidhar an" <mvenkataraman@ hsc.wvu.edu> wrote in message
    news:7eddcf5e.0 405082243.5f649 17f@posting.goo gle.com...[color=blue]
    > Hi guys,
    > I tried creating an application and it worked fine in the localhost. I
    > uploaded the same into the web in a remote folder. The select or edit
    > query in the application works fine. Whenever an add or update or
    > delete query is run it gives me an error saying[/color]

    Access on remotes (and local as well :-) ) gives headaches. You need to give
    IIS full control on the shares. THere are share permissions and NTFS
    permissions which you need to check...

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    [color=blue]
    > ASPCode:
    > ASPDescription:
    > Category:Micros oft JET Database Engine
    > Column:-1
    > Description:Ope ration must use an updateable query.
    > File:/cai/userpage/admin/writetodb.asp
    > Line:26
    > Time:2:32:39 AM
    > Date:5/9/2004
    > Browser:Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 6.0; Windows NT 5.0; MyIE2; .NET
    > CLR 1.0.3705; .NET CLR 1.1.4322)
    > URL:/cai/userpage/admin/writetodb.asp
    > Query:
    > In localhost I cleared this error by giving IUSER_Computern ame. I dont
    > know how to set the same for remote folder. The database is in access.
    > I even tried setting the connection mode to 3 (admodereadwrit e) and
    > 777 (rwx) permission for the db file. Can you guys tell me how to fix
    > this issue in the remote folder.
    > Thanks in advance.
    > Murali.[/color]

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    • Jos

      #3
      Re: An Remote Folder question

      muralidharan wrote:[color=blue]
      > Hi guys,
      > I tried creating an application and it worked fine in the localhost. I
      > uploaded the same into the web in a remote folder. The select or edit
      > query in the application works fine. Whenever an add or update or
      > delete query is run it gives me an error saying
      > ASPCode:
      > ASPDescription:
      > Category:Micros oft JET Database Engine
      > Column:-1
      > Description:Ope ration must use an updateable query.
      > File:/cai/userpage/admin/writetodb.asp
      > Line:26
      > Time:2:32:39 AM
      > Date:5/9/2004
      > Browser:Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 6.0; Windows NT 5.0; MyIE2; .NET
      > CLR 1.0.3705; .NET CLR 1.1.4322)
      > URL:/cai/userpage/admin/writetodb.asp
      > Query:
      > In localhost I cleared this error by giving IUSER_Computern ame. I dont
      > know how to set the same for remote folder. The database is in access.
      > I even tried setting the connection mode to 3 (admodereadwrit e) and
      > 777 (rwx) permission for the db file. Can you guys tell me how to fix
      > this issue in the remote folder.
      > Thanks in advance.
      > Murali.[/color]

      Your Access mdb file is in a folder without write access.
      Most hosting providers will allow you to create a folder with write access.
      Sometimes you can do this through a control panel.
      Contact your provider.

      --

      Jos


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      • muralidharan

        #4
        Re: An Remote Folder question

        Thank you for all your help. I will contact my provider.
        Thank you
        Murali
        "Jos" <josnospambrand ers@fastmail.fm > wrote in message news:<u0m2UMdNE HA.3476@TK2MSFT NGP09.phx.gbl>. ..[color=blue]
        > muralidharan wrote:[color=green]
        > > Hi guys,
        > > I tried creating an application and it worked fine in the localhost. I
        > > uploaded the same into the web in a remote folder. The select or edit
        > > query in the application works fine. Whenever an add or update or
        > > delete query is run it gives me an error saying
        > > ASPCode:
        > > ASPDescription:
        > > Category:Micros oft JET Database Engine
        > > Column:-1
        > > Description:Ope ration must use an updateable query.
        > > File:/cai/userpage/admin/writetodb.asp
        > > Line:26
        > > Time:2:32:39 AM
        > > Date:5/9/2004
        > > Browser:Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 6.0; Windows NT 5.0; MyIE2; .NET
        > > CLR 1.0.3705; .NET CLR 1.1.4322)
        > > URL:/cai/userpage/admin/writetodb.asp
        > > Query:
        > > In localhost I cleared this error by giving IUSER_Computern ame. I dont
        > > know how to set the same for remote folder. The database is in access.
        > > I even tried setting the connection mode to 3 (admodereadwrit e) and
        > > 777 (rwx) permission for the db file. Can you guys tell me how to fix
        > > this issue in the remote folder.
        > > Thanks in advance.
        > > Murali.[/color]
        >
        > Your Access mdb file is in a folder without write access.
        > Most hosting providers will allow you to create a folder with write access.
        > Sometimes you can do this through a control panel.
        > Contact your provider.[/color]

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