F
Freddy
Hi
I am relatively new to ASP coding, but I'm an experienced
SQL coder. My problem is that I've designed a website
which connects to a SQL 2000 server via the MS Frontpage
2002 webbot.
Running on my local machine (XP running IIS 5.1) I have
no problems with accessing the database via the Frontpage
generated ASP pages. Being happy that everything is okay,
I have asked the ISP to restore a backup of my database
onto their SQL 2000 server using the same database name
and the same DSN. I have to use FTP to publish the pages
as Frontpage won't connect to their webserver. So I
proceded to FTP the individual pages (as well as the
global.asa file) across to the ISP.
Lo and behold, when I try and access the ASP pages I get
an HTTP 500 - Internal Server Error. I do know however
that it is the database connection, as a standard ASP
page (just running <%=date %> works just fine. Any ideas
as to how I can sort this out?
I am relatively new to ASP coding, but I'm an experienced
SQL coder. My problem is that I've designed a website
which connects to a SQL 2000 server via the MS Frontpage
2002 webbot.
Running on my local machine (XP running IIS 5.1) I have
no problems with accessing the database via the Frontpage
generated ASP pages. Being happy that everything is okay,
I have asked the ISP to restore a backup of my database
onto their SQL 2000 server using the same database name
and the same DSN. I have to use FTP to publish the pages
as Frontpage won't connect to their webserver. So I
proceded to FTP the individual pages (as well as the
global.asa file) across to the ISP.
Lo and behold, when I try and access the ASP pages I get
an HTTP 500 - Internal Server Error. I do know however
that it is the database connection, as a standard ASP
page (just running <%=date %> works just fine. Any ideas
as to how I can sort this out?