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CSUjr
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USA
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Posted - 23 April 2006 :  02:03:59  Show Profile  Visit CSUjr's Homepage

I went to “Where Am I?” and found that the Physical Path to my Database is: d:\hosting\charlesubiljr\SzForum\MyDatabaseName.mdb

In config.asp (Dreamweaver 8), I set my connection string to;
strConnString = "Provider=Microsoft.Jet.OLEDB.4.0;Data Source=" d:\hosting\charlesubiljr\SzForum\MyDatabaseName.mdb

I uploaded the SzForum folder to my web site, via WS_FTP Pro

I then typed;
http://journeyintoheaven.com/SzForum/setup.asp
into my browser, but it said - Page cannot be displayed

I tried several other combinations and string options, but nothing worked.

Can someone tell me what I am doing wrong – or – not doing right?

All help to get my Forum up & running will be appreciated.

Charles

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Classicmotorcycling
Development Team Leader

Australia
2084 Posts

Posted - 23 April 2006 :  03:26:37  Show Profile
You need to check to make sure that your database is located at "d:\hosting\charlesubiljr\SzForum\MyDatabaseName.mdb" which translate to http://journeyintoheaven.com/SzForum/MyDatabaseName.mdb and I would suspect that you have your database at: d:\hosting\db\MyDatabaseName.mdb

The message you are getting is saying that it can not find your database in the forum folder, and it is not recommended to have the DB in the forum folder. If you want to e-mail me with the folders you see when you ftp to host, we can work out your connection string from there...


Cheers,

David Greening
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