E
Earl Partridge
Frontpage 2000, Access 2000, XP Pro
Just upgraded to XP Pro. In the past, with Windows 98 all my databases were
stored in a central (root type) folder called DB, and all database
connections
worked fine. Now with XP (Using built in IIS), with new hard drive, etc., I
can not
access any of my databases. I have used ODBC to set the DSN.
After reading most of the messages in this newsgroup, it appears that
perhaps
the database needs to reside on each individual web... in the "fpdb" folder.
I
have never used the Database Interface Wizard in the past. Do I need to use
that and keep the database in a folder named fpdb?
I have a feeling it has to do with ASP and Frontpage. I just created a
test.asp
page with a Response.Write "Hello World", and nothing was written.
Just upgraded to XP Pro. In the past, with Windows 98 all my databases were
stored in a central (root type) folder called DB, and all database
connections
worked fine. Now with XP (Using built in IIS), with new hard drive, etc., I
can not
access any of my databases. I have used ODBC to set the DSN.
After reading most of the messages in this newsgroup, it appears that
perhaps
the database needs to reside on each individual web... in the "fpdb" folder.
I
have never used the Database Interface Wizard in the past. Do I need to use
that and keep the database in a folder named fpdb?
I have a feeling it has to do with ASP and Frontpage. I just created a
test.asp
page with a Response.Write "Hello World", and nothing was written.