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ASP application using MS Access - ASP 0113 / Script timed out errors

Asked by edalzell in Active Server Pages (ASP), Microsoft Access Database

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I have an ASP application that was developed over 3 years ago using MS access as the back end. (running on a W2K virtual server)

It has grown quite a bit from its original state - in fact the Access DB in roughly 35 MB after compacting.
I know an MS DB this size is frowned upon, but things seemed to be running great last month... however the DB may have grown by 3-4 MB since. (Approx 100 tables, most fairly small though - maybe 10 users max at once, ODBC DB connection)

I've noticed lately, accessing any ASP page is PAINFULLY slow.
I'm not sure if this is an ASP issue, a DB issue, a server issue or what.
(When running the APP locally on my notebook, it's very fast.)
I've got a bunch of these errors lately as well: ASP 0113 / Script timed out errors

How should I be troubleshooting this in order to fine the exact problem?
Should I be planning to move this to a different backend?
Access was great, because its free to run on the server  is MS SQL express an option?

Any advice would be very much appreciated!

Thanks,

E.D.
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