Hello,
I seem to have a problem with writing to or updating my databse. Using the Ultradev behaviors, I built an update page and an insert record page. Both of which work on my local system. On my local system I'm running PWS and an Access 2000 database. On my remote site I'm using the same database. Also the connections are the same as all the other pages on the site. I'm able to view the records but when I hit update "This page can't be displayed".
The setting on the database enable me to read and write and it's the same database that I uploaded to the server. Any Ideas? I'm stumped.
Also If I make the modifications to my Database on my local sytem and just upload it to the server, should that cause asp problems. It seems that when I just make the changes locally and then upload the database, sometimes the whole server crashes. Could that be because someone else is on the site while I upload, or does uploading a database to overwite the existing one cause problems? Another Idea I had was to remve the connection scripts prior to uploading which I thought might prevent some problems. Any Ideas?
Thanks for any help,
A. Davis
I seem to have a problem with writing to or updating my databse. Using the Ultradev behaviors, I built an update page and an insert record page. Both of which work on my local system. On my local system I'm running PWS and an Access 2000 database. On my remote site I'm using the same database. Also the connections are the same as all the other pages on the site. I'm able to view the records but when I hit update "This page can't be displayed".
The setting on the database enable me to read and write and it's the same database that I uploaded to the server. Any Ideas? I'm stumped.
Also If I make the modifications to my Database on my local sytem and just upload it to the server, should that cause asp problems. It seems that when I just make the changes locally and then upload the database, sometimes the whole server crashes. Could that be because someone else is on the site while I upload, or does uploading a database to overwite the existing one cause problems? Another Idea I had was to remve the connection scripts prior to uploading which I thought might prevent some problems. Any Ideas?
Thanks for any help,
A. Davis