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Leanne
Hi
I'm having difficulty creating a new database connection
using a .txt file as the source.
I'm creating the connection via Web Settings, Database...
The type of connection I'm selecting is "File or folder in
current web". When selecting the file via "Browse" I
select "MS Text Driver" as the file type and select
the .txt file (which is clearly visable in the _private
folder), however file name is not pasted to the "file
name" box. When I type the file name in manually and test
the connection via the "verify" button or the server I get
an error message saying that the file cannot be located in
that particular web.
I've also tried manually coding the connection in the ASP
using the connection but I get the same error message when
testing the page.
The reason I'm using a .txt file as a data source is so
the user has the opportunity to verify their information
before submitting it to the actual database. NB the
information successfully writes to the .txt file.
Does anyone have any ideas as to where I'm going wrong?
Thanks
Leanne
I'm having difficulty creating a new database connection
using a .txt file as the source.
I'm creating the connection via Web Settings, Database...
The type of connection I'm selecting is "File or folder in
current web". When selecting the file via "Browse" I
select "MS Text Driver" as the file type and select
the .txt file (which is clearly visable in the _private
folder), however file name is not pasted to the "file
name" box. When I type the file name in manually and test
the connection via the "verify" button or the server I get
an error message saying that the file cannot be located in
that particular web.
I've also tried manually coding the connection in the ASP
using the connection but I get the same error message when
testing the page.
The reason I'm using a .txt file as a data source is so
the user has the opportunity to verify their information
before submitting it to the actual database. NB the
information successfully writes to the .txt file.
Does anyone have any ideas as to where I'm going wrong?
Thanks
Leanne