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I asked a question that was difficult to answer from the information I provided. &nbsp;The answr for DOnline Users was that there needed to be a Global.asa file added to the application directory specified in IIS and that Global.asa file defined dOnlineusers
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Because Big Monty asked a question seeking more information so if it shows up in the accepted solution when people are looking for answers on the issue I had with dOnlnneUsers all they will see is a question if I accept Monty's answer. &nbsp;I did not give enough information for most people to solve my problem but I did give enough information for someone who looks up my answer
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We have an application that uses classic asp and there is code that has the line sUserInfo = dOnlinUses.Item(Session.Se<wbr />ssionID)<br />
when this line of code is removed the page works when it is added it fails. &nbsp; The Virtual Directory in IIS is a new setup, I cannot see any errors there. &nbsp;What could be causing this problem.
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We have an application that uses classic asp and there is code that has the line sUserInfo = dOnlinUses.Item(Session.SessionID)
when this line of code is removed the page works when it is added it fails.   The Virtual Directory in IIS is a new setup, I cannot see any errors there.  What could be causing this problem.

I asked a question that was difficult to answer from the information I provided.  The answr for DOnline Users was that there needed to be a Global.asa file added to the application directory specified in IIS and that Global.asa file defined dOnlineusers

Because Big Monty asked a question seeking more information so if it shows up in the accepted solution when people are looking for answers on the issue I had with dOnlnneUsers all they will see is a question if I accept Monty&#39;s answer.  I did not give enough information for most people to solve my problem but I did give enough information for someone who looks up my answer

Classic asp sUserInfo = dOnlineUsers.Item(Session.SessionID) causes error on new server

Active Server Pages (ASP) is Microsoft’s first server-side engine for dynamic web pages. ASP’s support of the Component Object Model (COM) enables it to access and use compiled libraries such as DLLs. It has been superseded by ASP.NET, but will be supported by Internet Information Services (IIS) through at least 2022.