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<i><b>Originally posted by : Ulf Westberg (ulf@cms-internet.com)</b></i><br />All my ASP pages with MS acces database connections are very slow.<br />If I restart the server these pages are running normal for 24 hours. <br />I use IIS 4 and ServicePack 6 fot MS NT 4.0<br />
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<i><b>Originally posted by : Chris Nisbet (chris@bpim.com)</b></i><br />What version of Access are you using?<br />I am having a similar problem only when I upgrade<br />my access 97 db to access 2000<br /><br />any help would be appreciated<br /><br /><br />------------<br />Ulf Westberg at 3/6/2000 3:45:06 AM<br /><br />All my ASP pages with MS acces database connections are very slow.<br />If I restart the server these pages are running normal for 24 hours. <br />I use IIS 4 and ServicePack 6 fot MS NT 4.0<br />
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