Just the code 424 one. It seems to have ignored the write statement when I slipped into the array like that. I thought I had a handle on where to put the write statement, but may have mistaken parameters.
Everything is easier when it is someone else's responsibility
Again, to be sure, here is the placement (lines 112 - 121:
if ConnErrorNumber <> 0 then my_Conn.Errors.Clear Err.Clear Response.Redirect "setup.asp?RC=1&EC=" & ConnErrorNumber & "&ED=" & Server.URLEncode(ConnErrorDesc) end if next Response.Write "Line 118 setup" Response.End my_Conn.Errors.Clear Err.Clear
Everything is easier when it is someone else's responsibility
I'd say your server has a problem. In config.asp a connection object is created without issues. When that creation is tried in setup.asp, if fails without explanation. I don't know why it can create it in config.asp but then it fails in setup.asp. It's definitely a server issue and I have never experienced it before.
Are you hosting this? If not, you probably should talk to your host, even if I don't know why that happens.