Last night it was an error but today without any single modification its working fine. I'll check it again in the evening, if problem comes or not I'll reply accordingly. Strange!!!
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Error Type: Provider (0x80004005) ???
I have followed the first tutorial of Dreamweaver Ultra Dev 4. Once I preview( View the Result page from Search page(Searches for Department)) it it shows the result but if I go back abd preview it again it gives the same error:
Error Type:
Provider (0x80004005)
Unspecified error
/MyTutorialSite/Results.as
Once I close DWUD and open again it works again , but some time no why ??? but when ever it works, it works only once???
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Microsoft OLE DB Provider for ODBC Drivers (0x80004005)
[Microsoft][ODBC Microsoft Access Driver] Could not use '(unknown)'; file already in use.
/MyTutorialSite/Results.as
Line 10 is
Results.ActiveConnection = MM_connCompass_STRING
I have done this as well "
Edit the Account used for Anonymous Access.
In IIS 4.0, clear the Enable Automatic Password Synchronization check box.
In IIS 5.0, clear the Allow IIS to control password check box"
As instrcuted by microsft KB so what to do
Microsoft OLE DB Provider for ODBC Drivers (0x80004005)
[Microsoft][ODBC Microsoft Access Driver] Could not use '(unknown)'; file already in use.
/MyTutorialSite/Results.as
Line 10 is
Results.ActiveConnection = MM_connCompass_STRING
I have done this as well "
Edit the Account used for Anonymous Access.
In IIS 4.0, clear the Enable Automatic Password Synchronization check box.
In IIS 5.0, clear the Allow IIS to control password check box"
As instrcuted by microsft KB so what to do
my http://localhost/default.h
This problem seems very common
(Microsoft OLE DB Provider for ODBC Drivers (0x80004005)
[Microsoft][ODBC Microsoft Access Driver] Could not use '(unknown)'; file already in use.
/MyTutorialSite/Results.as
as so many people have been asking about it. I hope u being the top expert in UD can help me.
I'm not certain I've been clear, but there are usually only a few things that can cause 80004005 errors. The most common is that while the IIS can find the pages, it can't find the database because of a permissions issue. That can be solved by creating a folder under the folder containing the pages and moving the database there. It can also be solved by using a DSN that has a username and password associated with it, and then including the username and password when you connect to the database. If you're using the basic authorization scheme, then the IUSR_COMPUTERNAME user has to have read/write (and usually execute) access to both the IIS folders AND the folder in which the database resides.
The second most common reason is because your MDAC isn't up to date; you should be upgrade to at least MDAC version 2.1; 2.5 is even better. You can get the latest version from Microsoft's website.
The third has to do with Access; make sure there are no lingering .ldb files on your server, and make sure Access isn't open when you're testing your system.
To be more specific, or to give specific things to check, I'd need to know the operating systems on both your development computer and your server.
I have Microsoft Windows 2000 Advance Server SP-2, IIS 5.0
Microsoft Office XP 2002
Access is not opened, during this process. If I close Ultra deve and restart at times it func normally and after some tries it stat giving the error, but not always,
I am using basic authentiaction scheme
Since I have Office XP so MDAC is latest.
I have even placed the databse file in \intpub\wwwroot\mysite\Dat
Please check the following link
http://support.microsoft.c
since last night i'm getting the same error
cheers(r u happy)
do check this one also
http://support.microsoft.c
after checking the above link go to
http://www.macromedia.com/
and check under this heading of COmmon server errors
ODBC error 80004005 with Live Data, Preview in Browser or direct browsing of file on Windows 2000 system.
Office XP isn't an issue. The issue is certainly one of permissions.
The first article usmanbuxi mentions (http://support.microsoft.
Your problem is with how your permissions are set: "The account that is accessing the page doesn't have sufficient permissions to lock the database. The account would be either the anonymous account (by default the IUSR_<machinename>) or a specific user account if the page has been secured for authenticated access."
To save you re-reading the Microsoft article, here's what it says to do to resolve the issue:
"If the page is meant to be accessed anonymously, give the IUSR_<machinename> account full control to the ASP page, and the folder and files where the database is located. Additionally, if the path to the database is being referenced using UNC (\\Server\Share), ensure that the Share Permissions allow the IUSR_<machinename> account full access. This step applies even if the share is on the local Web server.
"If the page has been secured such that the IUSR_<machinename> can't access the file or database, then ensure that the user's account that is being authenticated has full control to the appropriate folders and files.
"At a minimum, the account being used needs Create, Destroy, Read, Write to work with the .ldb file. Specific permission can be applied to the database to limit access."
Additionally, they offer this advice... which is NOT meant to be a permanent solution:
"A quick way of ensuring any particular error is a permissions issue is to add the IUSR_<machinename> account to the Administrators group. If this fixes the error, then it is a matter of ensuring that the user account being used has sufficient permissions. Ensure that you remove the IUSR_<machinename> account from the Administrators group when finished testing."
I have figured it out
just follow these steps..
1. Go to IIS security/permissions tab and deselect the option for anonymous access for your access database..and select it for basic win2k authentication.
2. come back to ultradev and edit your DSN again by clicking the define/edit button
3. don't leave the user and password fields blank..give the administrator name and password for these fields..
4. shut everything down and restart the IIS..it would work fine...
cheers
Well I have found the solution my self, In IIS instead of IUS_server.. Use Administrator and password in anonymous,
As even giving IUS_ .... Administrative rights did solve the problem then in UD instead of Local DSN use DSN on Application server, if u dont use Administrator in IIS in Anonymous u'll not be able to make connecion in UD!!!
Why this is so I dont know but this how my system has stared to work!!!
The reason is that your DSN needs to be a system DSN; when you use a User DSN, only the local machine can see it. That's one of the first things they tell you in the UltraDev materials.
And you'll also note that the suggestion was made several times that you had a permissions issue; indeed, as you said, giving the IUSR_... administrative (read/write/execute) rights solved the problem.
If you wish to get your points refunded, you can do so by leaving a zero-point question in the Community Support area referring to this question by number, and explaining that you've solved the problem yourself, and asking that the question be moved to the PAQ.
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Regards,
ep
Please read through my comment infact it was a typing mistake I wanted to say this
1. IUSR_... administrative (read/write/execute) rights DID NOT solve the problem"
as the line above clearly says "... In IIS instead of IUS_server.. Use Administrator and password
in anonymous..."
Even inluding IUS_sever..in Administrative group HAS NO EFFECT so
USE Administrator account and password in anonymous at all cost!
2. "DSN on Application server within UD " I am not talking of system DSN on ODBC in Control Panel/Administrative Tool
Sorry for typing error for first part but second one has now been elaborated !
Please read through my comment infact it was a typing mistake I wanted to say this
1. IUSR_... administrative (read/write/execute) rights DID NOT solve the problem"
as the line above clearly says "... In IIS instead of IUS_server.. Use Administrator and password
in anonymous..."
Even inluding IUS_sever..in Administrative group HAS NO EFFECT so
USE Administrator account and password in anonymous at all cost!
2. "DSN on Application server within UD " I am not talking of system DSN on ODBC in Control Panel/Administrative Tool
Sorry for typing error for first part but second one has now been elaborated !
*copying and pasting*
If you wish to get your points refunded, you can do so by leaving a zero-point question in the Community Support area referring to this question by number, and explaining that you've solved the problem yourself, and asking that the question be moved to the PAQ.
The link to Community Support is: http://www.experts-exchang
Regards,
ep
using a connection string with the following solved the probem for me:
MM_opentext_STRING = "Provider=Microsoft.Jet.OL
I was using the following connection string when i got this error:
MM_opentext_STRING = "DRIVER={Microsoft Access Driver (*.mdb)}; DBQ=C:\Inetpub\wwwroot\tes
yunusp,
Yours was a slightly different problem; his was a permissions issue, while yours was one of using the correct driver. It's been a while, but as I recall, it will return the same error.
Actually, the best description of both the problem and the solution was in the old Drumbeat2000 documentation, but Macromedia took their stuff down when they stopped supporting it. I might have it around somewhere; if I do, I'll post it on a website and post it here.
ep
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by: ericpetePosted on 2001-09-16 at 17:11:01ID: 6486322
Open results.asp in a text editor, and make sure your word wrap is off. Count down ten lines, and copy and paste the error here.
What's probably happening is that your search function is filtering the recordset, so when you go back, it tries to "refilter" it, rather than conducting a new search and filter... but to be certain, I'd have to know what that one line says.