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Old March 12th, 2005, 04:30 AM
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Question Access & iis on local machine

Hello, I'm a newbie at using access database with iis on local machine.
I have worked with it before on a hosted site ,but need to know how to go about using it to host my database driven site on my local pc.I'm using maxwebportal ,which I have been using for a few years, After I install iis on my winXP Pro pc ,what do I have to do for my database to work,? is there something that I need to enable? thanks for any help Aussie

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About the only thing you should need to do is to grant proper permissions to the access database file, and edit your asp code connection string to point to the correct .mdb file.

You should probably create a virtual directory for your asp app. I usually let FrontPage or InterDev configure a new virtual directory but you can use the IIS management console as well.
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