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by fklein
by jbeckmeyer
I've been playing around with Data Access Pages for a short while now, and ran into a similar problem. My solution was to specify my database's path as a true network address as opposed to a mapped drive letter. So, instead of "F:\data\database.mdb", I had to specify "\\ServerName\data\database.mdb" in the page's connection string.
HTH,
Jim Beckmeyer
by ma407
I already mentioned this in another THREAD.
I read on MSDN (microsoft) that in order to use the data access pages the web host has to set up certain environmental variables. Spend about 20 minutes and you'll find the link.
I had NO PROBLEMS using ASP to reach the data in the same ACCESS database I had uploaded. However, getting the Data Access Pages to work were nothing less of frustration.
DO two things:
1) Contact your web host. They might give you the correct servername and connection info.
2) USE simple ASP commands to query your access DB. If you can connect with ASP and not with Data Access Pages, do what I do... DROP the Data Access Pages, and program by hand. It is less frustrating to learn ASP, PHP or Visual Basic. Trust me!!
I wasted a month with DAP!
by jacksontee
Have you addressed the issue? I facing the same problems also.. Is there any help?
Thanks
Jackson
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