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Connecting to a inter base database.....

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Cider

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Hi Hi!!

I've downloaded the XTG Systems Interbase6 ODBC driver
and in DW ultardev,i set up a connection string which works just fine,then i made a query and tested the table with
correct results.But in the server behaviours window,
there is a ! infront of the recordset.
I double clicked it and it said that the relative path to
the connections folder is invalid.So I checked
the code.It says :
<!-- #includefile=&quot;../Connections/String.asp&quot; -->
String.asp contains the connectionstring(a correct one).
my file resides in C:\Dragon.The Connection folder is in
C:\Dragon\Connections.I just can't find any thing wrong
about that....please help me out.thnx
 
I sometimes get the ! mark against some of the handcoded recordsets I do. as long as it works why worry.. The secret of life is honesty and fair dealing. If you can fake that, you've got it made.
Groucho Marx (1895-1977)
 
UD4 will get like that sometimes. Real picky even though it'll work when you publish.

Brief glance, it depends how you have your settings set when you set up the site in define sites. It &quot;may&quot; be looking just for c:\ blah blah blah type stuff. Instead of virtual ../connections etc.

You may have more than one connection script going on - i.e. if your hand coding and you put your connection script right there with the recordset open script.

&quot;Insert witty remark here&quot;

Stuart
 
i'am a ultra dev trainer, may i have a suggest for
a kind of ultradev free tutor
 
Help>Tutorials.. would be a good start The secret of life is honesty and fair dealing. If you can fake that, you've got it made.
Groucho Marx (1895-1977)
 
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