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                | AnonJrModerator
 
      
 
                United States5768 Posts
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                      |  Posted - 21 June 2007 :  14:42:55     
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                      | quote:The amount of traffic exceeds the Web site's configured capacity.
 
 You won't be able to get much further until this is resolved...
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                | kaz052Starting Member
 
 
 
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                      |  Posted - 22 June 2007 :  11:57:35   
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                      | I use godaddy myself and use MySQL instead of ACCESS. Why not try switching? |  
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                | j-trainStarting Member
 
 
 
                Iceland33 Posts
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                      |  Posted - 22 June 2007 :  20:48:52     
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                      | Ok, here is the latest, I have everything configured properly, but I need to use a connection string to a file DSN. 
 I have a directory called access_db, it is pointed to by my dsn file called access_section8.dsn
 
 Is there a way to setup a connection string using a dsn?
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                | j-trainStarting Member
 
 
 
                Iceland33 Posts
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                      |  Posted - 22 June 2007 :  20:52:10     
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                      | quote:Originally posted by kaz052
 
 I use godaddy myself and use MySQL instead of ACCESS. Why not try switching?
 
 
 Sounds good, wanna help?
 
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                | ruiribSnitz Forums Admin
 
      
 
                Portugal26364 Posts
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                      |  Posted - 23 June 2007 :  01:50:13   
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                      | I wouldn't advise using a DSN. It's certainly not the fastest way to use an Access DB. 
 If using MySQL, do you plan to migrate the Access DB contents, or would it be a new, start from scratch forum?
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                | j-trainStarting Member
 
 
 
                Iceland33 Posts
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                      |  Posted - 23 June 2007 :  06:10:19     
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                      | I would start from scratch. What is the DSN solution? |  
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                | ruiribSnitz Forums Admin
 
      
 
                Portugal26364 Posts
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                      |  Posted - 23 June 2007 :  06:16:09   
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                      | If you want to start from scrath, I would suggest that you use MySQL. There is a DSN connection string in the config.asp file and the readme file has a section on that, just after MySQL and SQL Server. |  
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                | j-trainStarting Member
 
 
 
                Iceland33 Posts
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                      |  Posted - 23 June 2007 :  07:11:44     
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                      | Here are the results: 
 strConnString = "access_section8.dsn" '## DSN
 
 and the outcome:
 
 Microsoft OLE DB Provider for ODBC Drivers error '80004005'
 
 [Microsoft][ODBC Driver Manager] Data source name not found and no default driver specified
 
 /forum/inc_header.asp, line 111
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                | j-trainStarting Member
 
 
 
                Iceland33 Posts
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                      |  Posted - 23 June 2007 :  07:13:10     
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                      | Maybe I need to go to mysql, I never had these problems with my other hosts. |  
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                | gary bJunior Member
 
   
 
                USA267 Posts
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                      |  Posted - 23 June 2007 :  09:17:33     
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                      | quote:Originally posted by j-train
 
 Maybe I need to go to mysql, I never had these problems with my other hosts.
 
 
 And what has this new host done to help solve the problem?!?  I believe you should be talking the the host more than the forum members because it is the host's responsibility to provide service.  We can help with configuration and code questions, but server configuration  and setup is the HOST'S responsibility.  (I have some old-fashioned attitudes about what the customer can and should expect.)
 
 You must be patient individual...  I would have bagged that host long before now!
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                | j-trainStarting Member
 
 
 
                Iceland33 Posts
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                      |  Posted - 30 June 2007 :  15:33:26     
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                      | It appears to be working, for now :) |  
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