GoDaddy.com is notorious for the ridiculous and inappropriate restrictions
they put on hosted sites. I once started a site with them and it wouldn't
even allow an outbound HttpWebRequest. They never disclose ANY of this
information up front - you have to find out "after the fact".
My advice? Find another hosting company right away and cut your losses.

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Peter's right - run away from GoDaddy if you think you have any code that
requires security settings. They are horribly inflexible and will not work
with you to get security issues resolved.

However your particular problem is due to using COM for ADO data access. You
can change your code to use ADO.NET instead and use the ADO.NET OleDb
provider instead. It will require code changes.

I assume you're migrating some older ASP classic code if you're using the
COM ADO classes. If rewriting for ADO.NET is not an option you'd probably be
much better off using classic ASP which will perfom better with the COM
objects than ADO.NET will and would let you get around the security issues.

+++ Rick ---

Hi Jonathan,

Yes, as other members have suggested, the error is due to the current .NET
Code access security level of your ASP.NET application is restricted and
does not allow you to use "AspCompat" attribute on aspx page. This is a
common problem when you host page in a publish web hoster. If the webhoster
will not allow elevated code access security, I'm afraid you may consider
migrating those ASPCOMPAT page's code to .NET code so as to avoid the
problem.

Here are some reference about Code Access Security and ASP.NET:

#How To: Use Code Access Security in ASP.NET 2.0
http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms998326.aspx

#ASP.NET Code Access Security
http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/87x8e4d1.aspx

Hope also helps some.

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