Re: MS Access on IIS 5.0
From: Robin (anonymous_at_discussions.microsoft.com)
Date: 06/17/04
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Date: Thu, 17 Jun 2004 09:00:28 -0700
Its working like a charm!
Thanks again for all your help!
>-----Original Message-----
>On Wed, 16 Jun 2004 02:56:21 -0700, "Robin"
><anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:
>
>>I do in fact have an include file which will save me
from
>>having to modify each page. I know this is another
>>problem which I have to fix but I think I can manage
this
>>myself *fingers crossed*
>>
>>I moved the databases to another folder but now I can't
>>get the site to pull the info out of them or post into
>>it. Page simply displays blank fields where the data
>>should populate!?!?!
>
>When you move the file, you need to change the
connection string to
>match the new location.
>
>>What code do I need in the include file? I'd like to
>>avoid configuring any DSN.
>>Currently the code looks something like this:
>><% Session("databasepath")
>>= "D:\Inetpub\wwwroot\sitename\data\databasename.mdb" %>
>>Do I leave it this way or change it? If I leave it how
>>do I get the database's to work now that I've moved
them!
>
>Change this path to wherever you moved the file. If
it's moved to
>D:\Databases\Sitename\Database.mdb for example, replace
the path in
>your code with the correct path.
>
>Jeff
>
>>Thanks again for your help!!!
>>Very appreciative!
>>
>>
>>>Normally a designer would use an include file for the
>>database
>>>connections, but some code this into every page and
>>unfortunately
>>>you'd need to change those pages individually. As for
>>permissions,
>>>usually just the system account needs access, but if
the
>>folder is
>>>outside that defined in IIS it can't be accessed by a
>>HTTP request to
>>>download it, no matter what security the folder/file
>>has. Also use
>>>URLScan if you're on IIS5 to defeat parent paths or
>>directory
>>>traversing, and make sure the server has current
>>security patches.
>>>
>>>Jeff
>
>.
>
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