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Binding ASP with MS Access database

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DotNetJunkies User - 22 May 2004 06:26 GMT
When i make an ASP page to add data in MS Access db, the user when adds information in the relevant fields of the ASP page and clicks ADD the info is not updated in the database.
Instead it gives a page not found error message.

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- 30 May 2004 19:53 GMT
What is most likely happening is you are getting a 500 error and not a 404
error.
The reason this is, is because in order to write to a MS access Db Network
Service (on win2k3) or ASPNET (on xp/2k) needs to have write access on the
file.

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> When i make an ASP page to add data in MS Access db, the user when adds
> information in the relevant fields of the ASP page and clicks ADD the info
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