Last night, 6 pm dedicated windows 2000 server rebooted and ever since I get an error with all my sites on that box that says:
ASP Error occurred 8/16/2005 10:39:16 AM in Microsoft JET Database Engine
Error number: -2147467259 (0x80004005) File: /demo3/funcs.asp, line 100 Unspecified error
The funcs.asp is the file that opens the access database to read from. I have tried all sorts of things to fix this and I need your help. I searched for this error but can't find any more than people having the problem.
I have one activex control which fetches data from database and writes it in text file. This control i am using in my asp page. The page executes perfectly fine on my machine but when i execute it from different machine it gives me following error:
when i run the ip of my web site i get the following error:
HTTP 500 - Internal server error the log file shows the following error: The server failed to load application '/LM/W3SVC/1/ROOT'. The error was 'General access denied error '.
Periodically, our entire website will display the following error for all users when requests are made to ASP pages:
DBMSSOCN General Network Error
HTML pages will load just fine, and I *believe* that ASP pages that don't access SQL Server will also load. Someone suggested this problem has to do with named pipes, but I don't have any clue when it comes to networking and our network admin just resigned. This happens very sporadically (maybe once a day) and never seemed to occur when he had DSN based connections. We also have migrated our SQL Server to another machine (used to reside on the same machine as our webserver).
I am using MSAccess 2003 as my DB, ASP page my front end. My access file is in the temp folder which ahs IUSR_Machine permissions. My asp page works fine, connects to DB and retrieves what I want. Now, when I open my db file in Microsoft Access in Exclusive mode my ASP page doest establish a connection which is correct as exclusive open locks the files and prevents further connections. Upto here no problem.
Now when I close that opened Microsoft Access instance, my web page resumes working. If I refresh it, it works. The third time I refresh the page I get "Unspecified Error". Again if I refresh it works and again if I refresh I get "Unspecified error" when I debugged it fails at connection open. Code:
I've had some problems with an ASP site I've developed. Everything is pretty simple/basic, however, the box it is hosted on is very "neglected" to say the least (old NT 4.0 box, zero services, etc).
Anyway, I have these pages that worked fine until today. The pages are fed from an Access 2000 database. The system administrator's been switching all the DNS records for various boxes lately and was wondering if this could be the culprit giving me this error.
I know this error is often associated with I_USR account privileges, could they have been re-set during this process thus giving me the error? Or could it be something else?
we just transfered our ASP app from one server to another(test-production). we are getting this error. I searched a lot and found one microsoft article which said to detect if it is a permission problem or not, give the folder full control and check it, if the problem is resolved with full control the it is permission thingy.
I did the same and my problem went off and it wokrs fine, But my network admin says we cannot do bec it would be very dangerous and people could easily change things. we production is a win2003 server and we r using access db.
Generally, using DreamWeaver, it generates the ASP include file, with the variables, in the document I am modifying. That is where I am getting my problem. All this is was a simple insert into an Access DB. Only 2 items were being inserted. I listed the code below. Code:
I occassional get this error when trying to check passwords and usernames. It's not all the time, but occassional. I just updated the connection to the jet drivers. Code:
Has anyone seen this error before.we moved an ASP app from our internal test server onto the production and suddenly we are having this error. On our internal server we had no problems. we are using Server2003 with access database.
I'm getting an "Unspecified Error" on a page while attempting to read a db table. The error occurs on line 95 where I open the connection string. Code:
What the heck is that? I keep getting this error message and it say it is unspecified. It give me a line number and the line refers to a connection. The strange thing is is that this site is a copy of another one, and the only alteration was to the records in the DB.
can anyone tell me what i have to do with this error ...
Error Type: Microsoft OLE DB Provider for ODBC Drivers (0x80004005) [Microsoft][ODBC Microsoft Access Driver]General error Unable to open registry key 'Temporary (volatile) Jet DSN for process 0xeb0 Thread 0x7a0 DBC 0x1110064 Jet'.
everything was ok until i Compact and Repaire the DataBase i checked google everyone says it is security problem. i am admin on my computer but still i give all users Full Control Permission for both Temp and server folder "C:Inetpubwwwrootcareer" and i Add Everyone with Full Control but there is no use
I am getting Javascript Unspecified Error.I am getting this error only when Onbeforeunload function is called.When I click on OK button then this error doesnt comes up but in case if I click Cancel button this error pops up.It says:
I have a problem which is doing my head in. Basically I have 2 pages which use the same connection to open the database and an SQL statement to select records from 2 different tables. The code for the first page is as follows: Code:
Microsoft OLE DB Provider for ODBC Drivers error '80004005'
[Microsoft][ODBC Microsoft Access Driver]General error Unable to open registry key 'Temporary (volatile) Jet DSN for process 0x18c8 Thread 0x1478 DBC 0x2f56fa4 Jet'.
I got Win2000 and I just developed an intranet solution installed on my web server (IIS). The application worked nicely and there were not any problems.
Few days ago I re - installed win2000 and I installed the IIS and my intranet solution but there is an error and the application doens't operate correctly with the Access database. When it tries to retrieve data from the database the following error appears:
Microsoft JET Database Engine (0x80004005) Unspecified error
The line of the code which is indicated by the error is the following: Code:
I am urgently finding a set of codes to write data into a form and the data will go to my database. However i have tried a lot of form but couldn't successfully process. Below is one of my problem...
Error Type: Microsoft OLE DB Provider for ODBC Drivers (0x80004005) [Microsoft][ODBC Microsoft Access Driver]General error Unable to open registry key 'Temporary (volatile) Jet DSN for process 0x9a8 Thread 0xa08 DBC 0x3041e1c Jet'.
I am doing some research into the reporting capabilities provided by ..NET by itself and also integration with other programs such as Crystal Reports or thrid party tools. I don't have much experience with .NET technologies but most of the reports will be requested through the web and produced via VB components with a SQL 2k backend.
I am looking for reports either in xls or pdf format and mostly they will be data intensive i.e. no graphics such as bar or pie charts etc.
I have customers that I designed a site for. I am almost complete with the site, and they are saying that the font is too small. However, on my computer it looks just like the font on devshed and everyother site. Are there any suggestions out there, as to maybe their settings are messed up or my scripting is bad .
I have written a COM component who's purpose is to allow a user to change his Windows (NT/AD) password via a web page. Now the component works fine when I run it in VB 6, but not via the web page. The component also returns an integer value that contains a return code from the Component (and the appropriate Windows API). The result (using the ASP page) is Zero, which indicates success. However the password doesn't change. (Zero = success, 100 = Invalid Domain, 101 = Invalid User, 102 = Invalid Password). Code: