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Old March 28th, 2005, 01:20 PM
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Question Remote DB won't update

I don't know if I should post this question here or in the asp forum. Feel free to move it if this isn't the right spot.

I have been testing my site on my local machine and then put it on the server when things are the way I want them. Some of the pages involve updating a couple of databases. Everything works good when its on my machine, but when I put it on the server, it appears that everything works, until I looked at my database. Nothing got updated. So I put an on error resume next around the update function, and what got outputted was that the ODBC couldn't update the cursor.

I have the recordset.cursor set to 3(i forget what setting that is) and the DSN is set up on the server. None of the DB are read-only. I've gone into IIS and changed all the tables I want to written to read/write. I don't know what else to do. Any thoughts??

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What database are you having problems with? Are you sure your DB user has enough permissions to update the tables?
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What database are you having problems with? Are you sure your DB user has enough permissions to update the tables?


I'm using Visual FoxPro. How would I go about checking permissions?

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I got to work today and I think I got the permissions changed on the .dbf. The permission for the IUSR_compName needed to be set to Full Control, right? I did that but still no go.

I don't know if this matters or not, but the account is not just IUSER_compName, but rather compName\IUSR_compName.

If thats alright, then I did that, but it still doesn't work. Any other suggestions?

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I don't know how Foxpro authenticates, maybe there is some more help to be found in one of the database forums.

I don't believe this is an IIS problem, it sounds like a DB authentication problem.
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