Problems with source code on iis server

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Booker Washington

ORIGINAL POST BELOW.. this is an addendum.... read from THE ORIGINAL
POST first and below... andthen come back up to this section


now upon further reading, i can provide some more context.......
Here is what my global.asax file contains

<%@ Application Codebehind="Global.asax.vb" Inherits="GT.Global" %>

below is some of the code from the default.aspx file. My global.asax
file
is inside of the virtual root folder with the rest of the .aspx files.
I do
not understand why default.aspx is not referencing the global class
where all
of my public variables and public constants are defined. I am PERPLEXED

**************THE ORIGINAL POST***********************
 
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Guest

ok discard the earlier post.. i am starting over and looking for guidance on
how and what order to setup iis to prepare for some code that was built for
the 1.1.4322 framework

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G

Guest

Final solution that seemed to work:

Ok, the quick rundown



Fixed the ldap references In the code

Replaced the username and passwords for accounts in our domain (Remember
this code came from a separate company)

Installed Oracle Client software on Server

Installed Oracle OLE DB connectivity software (ODAC) from Oracle’s website.
This seemed to resolve the error I got in regards to the Oracle Client not
being found

Finally, the account used to access the database did not have the right to
view specific tables. It could see the list of tables, but not specific
tables.

My DBA had to create synonyms for the account used to access the database to
mimic the account that had ownership of the tables in the database.





At this point, I can now connect, perform queries on the tables, etc ,etc..



Wallah, thanks for the journey,

Thanks for all of your help
 

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