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Database writes from Frontpage with 2 forms

Asked by lauracatkins in FrontPage-Expressions, Active Server Pages (ASP), Microsoft Access Database

Tags: database, intermittent, forms, frontpage, asp

I have a page created using Frontpage with 2 forms that receive data from previous pages.  This final page has 2 different submit buttons - the submit button that is active is also based on data passed from the previous page.  Both submit buttons submit form data that is written to a database; they then move on to other pages based on user input.

The problem is that the database submits are intermittent.  Only slightly more than half of the data is getting submitted. Records that do get submitted are complete, but not all submissions of the form result in a record getting written. All other functions are working as expected.  In looking at data that did submit successfully, there is no pattern - it doesn't seem to be based on any field values or user selection.

All database function was done through Frontpage - I did not alter what FP does in any way.  My server administrator has checked permissions, and has not found any problems on the server side.

Any help at all would be greatly appreciated!  I know my code could probably use some corrective action - as a side question: should I have a DOCTYPE, and what should it be for an asp page?
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