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80040e37 error through ADODB but query works in query analyzer

I've got a ADODB.Connection open which works for many queries

I've got a stored procedure that updates a view, the view is created in the stored procedure based on some of the stored procedure parameters.

Query works fine through query analyzer, but when run through asp/ADODB it gives this error:

Microsoft OLE DB Provider for ODBC Drivers error '80040e37'
[Microsoft][ODBC SQL Server Driver][SQL Server]contacts_2006_09

contacts_2006_09 is the name of the view.

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correction, the name of the view is ContactTableName

but it is created by pulling data from a table called contacts_2006_09

ie: Create View ContactTableName as Select * from contacts_2006_09 where IsActive=1
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Also, I get the same error if I hardcode the table the view is created from.
can you post the code of this stored procedure?
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Here is the stored procedure:

CREATE PROCEDURE [dbo].[UpdateAgent]
      @ClientID int,
      @TableName varchar(20),
      @Salutation nvarchar(50),
      @FName nvarchar(50),
      @LName nvarchar(50),
      @Email nvarchar(100),
      @AddressShippingCompanyName nvarchar(100),
      @AddressShippingAddress1 nvarchar(250),
      @AddressShippingAddress2 nvarchar(250),
      @AddressShippingCity nvarchar(100),
      @AddressShippingProvinceCode nvarchar(2),
      @AddressShippingPostalCode nvarchar(16),
      @AddressShippingPhone_AC nvarchar(3),
      @AddressShippingPhone_1 nvarchar(4),
      @AddressShippingPhone_2 nvarchar(4),
      @AddressShippingPhone_X nvarchar(10),
      @AddressShippingCountry nvarchar(2),
      @AgentNumber int,
      @WorkingPercentage float(8),
      @PositionID int,
      @ManagerID int,
      @BranchID int,
      @IsEmail int,
      @IsGroupDepartment int,
      @BirthDay datetime,
      @StartedON datetime,
      @PermissionID int,
      @UserName varchar(250)
      
AS

print @TableName
declare @sqlString varchar(4000)
set @sqlString = 'Create View ContactTableName as Select * from ' + @TableName + ' where IsActive=1'
--set @sqlString = 'Create View ContactTableName as Select * from contacts_2006_09 where IsActive=1'
exec(@sqlString)

declare @AddressShippingId int
declare @AddressBusinessId int
declare @sqlContacts varchar(4000)

set select @AddressShippingId=AddressShippingId from Contacts where pkid=@ClientID

if (@AddressShippingId is null)
begin

      insert into AddressShipping (Address1) values ('1')
      set select @AddressShippingId = @@identity
end

update AddressShipping set
      CompanyName=@AddressShippingCompanyName,
      Address1=@AddressShippingAddress1,
      Address2=@AddressShippingAddress2,
      City=@AddressShippingCity,
      ProvinceCode=@AddressShippingProvinceCode,
      PostalCode=@AddressShippingPostalCode,
      Phone_AC=@AddressShippingPhone_AC,
      Phone_1=@AddressShippingPhone_1,
      Phone_2=@AddressShippingPhone_2,
      Phone_X=@AddressShippingPhone_X,
      Country=@AddressShippingCountry      
      where pkid=@AddressShippingId

print 'shipping address updated'


--update contacts set
update ContactTableName set
      Salutation=@Salutation,
      UserName=@UserName,
      FName=@FName,
      LName=@LName,
      Email=@Email,
      AddressShippingId=@AddressShippingId,
      PositionId=@PositionId,
      AgentNumber=@AgentNumber,
      WorkingPercentage=@WorkingPercentage,
      ManagerID=@ManagerID,
      BranchID=@BranchID,
      IsMonthlyPointsEmail=@IsEmail,
      IsGroupDepartment=@IsGroupDepartment,
      BirthDay=@BirthDay,
      StartedON=@StartedON,
      PermissionID=@PermissionID,
      ModifiedOn=getdate()
where pkid=@ClientID

print 'contact updated'

if (@BranchID is not null and @BranchID <> '')
begin

      set select @AddressBusinessId = BusinessAddressId from Branches where pkid = @BranchID
      
      update Contacts set AddressBusinessID = @AddressBusinessId where pkid = @ClientID      

end

Drop View ContactTableName
GO
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Inet user definately has permissions to access the contacts table which the view is created from.  I'm not sure about permissions to access a view that that user created.
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after running the stored procedure once, the view is created and the inet user has permission to access it, but the view is not removed, nor is the view (or table view points to) updated.
why are you using a view for this instead of a temp table?
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This view points to a real table which is not temporary. If I update a temporary table the values get lost when I delete it.  However, when I delete the view, the table the view was based on remains updated.
I am wondering about the temporary table creation. That may require more permissions than are currently granted.

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There is no temporary table.

There is a temporary view which is created inside the stored procedure.  The view is created based on another table.

The inet user must have permissions to create the view, because the view is in fact created.  Further, under views in SQL Server it shows the inet user as having full permissions to that view.


im wondering if it isnt the iusr that should have the permissions.  what are you passing in your connection string?
That is what I am getting at. To test, try using a connection string with your sa credentials to see if you still have the problem. If not, then you can work on sorting things out from there,

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You are right. Using a login will admin permissions in the connection string works.

So, after I create the view, am I to assign permissions to the view?  Actually, I'm not sure where to go from here.
are you passing creds through the connection string, or are you using a trusted connection?
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I'm not using a trusted connection, my connection string looks like this:

provider=msdasql;driver={SQL Server};UID=eosuser;password=eosuser;DATABASE=TC;WSID=vibe;SERVER=vibe;

or

provider=msdasql;driver={SQL Server};UID=sa;password=saPassword;DATABASE=TC;WSID=vibe;SERVER=vibe;

sa works, the other does not.
check out the permissions of that user then.  they might have write, but not delete.
If you go into Enterprise Manager, you can give permissions to eouser to create tables, and that will fix the problem. That is what I was getting at in http:#18023844


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>>That is what I was getting at in http:#18023844

i agree. points to ftb if this fixes the problem.