Source Control or something else?

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Thomas Robb

I have two web pages with separate forms that both dump
into one Access database (two separate tables). The
forms have worked consistently for the past 6 months or
so. Within the past few weeks, for some unknown reason,
they stopped working.

The confirmation page appears when you hit submit, but
the data does not show up in Access. I went to "Form
Properties" and checked the database connection, looked
at each form field and ensured they were mapped to the
correct location in Access, and clicked save. With
subsequent testing, I was unsuccessful.

I went onto the Adminstration Home Page (Tools->server-
Administration Home) to ensure the settings were how I
have had them for the past 6 months and they are.
Anonymous Access is turned OFF. Users have to put a user
name and password in that is common to all users
(assigned to the contributor role). I tried
Recalculating the Web to see if that would work. No
success as of yet.

On the "Version Control", what should those settings be?
Should I use built in or none? What is "Source Control"
and do I need this turned on. Currently, it is set
at "None" and I didn't change it. Doesn't mean our IT
department didn't do so, but let me know.

Is there anything else I can check without having to
recreate both forms? Is there some settings on the
Server that need to be in place. Microsoft Server
Extensions are installed on the server and I am using FP
2002.

Your anticipated help is appreciated.
 
Please refer to:

Diagnosing Errors Saving a Form to a Database
http://www.interlacken.com/winnt/tips/tipshow.aspx?tip=35

Jim Buyens
Microsoft FrontPage MVP
http://www.interlacken.com
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