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MS Access on IIS issue

Asked by ivanmata in Microsoft IIS Web Server

Tags: iis

Hi experts.

I have an issue with a couple of my web sites, which use MS ACCESS databases. I will migrate them to SQL Server (just as I did with other ones before, but at this moment I have no time to do it).

So, my problem is that this sites kind of "hang" my IIS after certain number of visits affecting all of my published sites, and I have to restart IIS once this happens. Major problem comes here: I don't know exactly when my IIS is gonna crash (because of Access DB).

I've been told to make a Scheduled Task that restarts IIS automatically once in a while, but this isn't really what I want, since my clients comes to my web sites randomly and they wouldn't like to see a "Service Unavailable" sign on the site they use (besides this affects to other sites that have no problems).

These are my specs:

IIS v6.0 running under Windows Server 2003 Enterprise Edition
Microsoft Jet OLE DB 4.0 driver

Thanks in advance =)
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