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    Kevin McConnell Guest

    ASPdbV2 beta

    Hi Frank,
    Just got done going through the inital examples that you sent along and want to let you know that they all worked except for the following:

    V2_magic.asp - this page comes up, but when I try to click on the detail link the page freezes and I get a memory error. I've tried it a number of times, rebooted and still get the same problem. Let me know if you or any other beta testers have the same problem. I'm curious.

    V2_testblank.asp - I guess that you are just playing with this page, but I thought I would let you know the error anyway. I tried using it with the cardb. I see that you are looking for a blank table which I don't have and that is probably the reason for the problem.
    Version 2.1409 V2 ServerNT
    ASPDB-V2™ ©1998 - Beta Copy Ver. 2.1409 V2 ServerNT



    Error # = 80040E37(-2147217865)
    Description = [Microsoft][ODBC Microsoft Access Driver] The Microsoft Jet database engine cannot find the input table or query 'BLANK'. Make sure it exists and that its name is spelled correctly.
    Source = Microsoft OLE DB Provider for ODBC Drivers
    SQL State = S0002
    Native Error = -1305

    ADODB.Recordset error '800a0e78'

    The operation requested by the application is not allowed if the object is closed.

    /ASPdbV2beta/V2_Testblank.asp, line 11


    Next I will try using the beta with some of my existing pages and also play with the new features included in the new FAQ.

    I'll get back to you soon Frank,
    Kevin

  2. #2
    Frank Guest

    ASPdbV2 beta (reply)

    Kevin,

    V2_Magic - I cannot dup this error. The memory error is definetly not right under any situation. Are you using ADO 1.5 or 2.0 ? V2 is compiled under 1.5 but should work n 1,5 and 2.0. I just helped a user to debug his system crashes. All effort failed until I ask him to install ADO 2.0. Then, all system crash problem went away. Keep an eye on your system crash problem and let's track it down.

    V2_testblank.asp -> You have to in the process of detecting a blank DB before you use this function. The DB (blank or not) must exist first. Use this function when there is a cahnace that the DB is blank. The existing ASPDB will not work when a DB is blank. If you do not have such cases, hen do not use. For those users that has blank DBs, this feature woul dsave their application.


    OK, keep going...

    Frank



    On 2/11/99 3:58:33 PM, Kevin McConnell wrote:
    > Hi Frank,
    Just got done going through the inital examples that you sent
    > along and want to let you know that they all worked except for the
    > following:

    V2_magic.asp - this page comes up, but when I try to click
    > on the detail link the page freezes and I get a memory error. I've
    > tried it a number of times, rebooted and still get the same problem. Let
    > me know if you or any other beta testers have the same problem. I'm
    > curious.

    V2_testblank.asp - I guess that you are just playing with this
    > page, but I thought I would let you know the error anyway. I tried using
    > it with the cardb. I see that you are looking for a blank table which I
    > don't have and that is probably the reason for the problem.
    Version
    > 2.1409 V2 ServerNT
    ASPDB-V2™ ©1998 - Beta Copy Ver. 2.1409 V2 ServerNT
    >



    Error # = 80040E37(-2147217865)
    Description = [Microsoft][ODBC
    > Microsoft Access Driver] The Microsoft Jet database engine cannot find the
    > input table or query 'BLANK'. Make sure it exists and that its name
    > is spelled correctly.
    Source = Microsoft OLE DB Provider for ODBC
    > Drivers
    SQL State = S0002
    Native Error = -1305

    ADODB.Recordset error
    > '800a0e78'

    The operation requested by the application is not
    > allowed if the object is closed.

    /ASPdbV2beta/V2_Testblank.asp, line 11
    >


    Next I will try using the beta with some of my existing pages and
    > also play with the new features included in the new FAQ.

    I'll get
    > back to you soon Frank,
    Kevin

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