[AccessD] ASP and Access Problem

Marcel Vreuls marcel.vreuls at oop.nl
Wed Mar 5 13:44:00 CST 2003


Jim,

We had the same problem (error 500). This error pops up on two occassions as
I now of:

1. You (IUSR_) must have execute rights on all server directories where your
asp files are stored.
2. You must have read and write AND delete(for the ldb file) rights on the
location where the db is stored.

Once you have done that it should work. If not mail me the first page of
your site and I will take a look

Ps. restart the server or apply the servicepack again will never hurt :-)

Gr  marcel
-----Original Message-----
From: accessd-admin at databaseadvisors.com
[mailto:accessd-admin at databaseadvisors.com]On Behalf Of Jim Hewson
Sent: dinsdag 4 maart 2003 22:20
To: 'accessd at databaseadvisors.com'
Subject: [AccessD] ASP and Access Problem



I'm lost as usual with this problem.

An Access 2000 BE with ASP and MDE FEs.
The MDE works well at our site with the BE.  The ASP FE works well on our
test site.
When we put the files on the client's server, they constantly get the
following error.
HTTP 500 - Internal server error
Internet Explorer
Here is what I know:
Developed in Access 2000, they use Access XP (shouldn't make a difference)
Two people use the MDE at the main office through a network.  Both computers
use WinXP, one has problems with the FE in reference to Mid function not
available.
Both computers have upgraded to MDAC 2.7, have the latest service pack for
Windows, Office and Access. The configuration for the computers seem to be
the same.
There are 50+ sites that use the web site for data entry.  About 3/4 of
those have been able to use the site successfully with some having
intermittent problems with accessing it.  Others have not been able to
access it at all.

When we started this project, their network was extremely slow (3-4 seconds
to show a network drive) in their office.  Since then they have upgraded the
server, changed network companies and now are in the process of changing
their ISP (they were using a DSL).

What could be the problems?


Jim
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