Database path works on drive c:, but it doesn't work on a mapped network drive while i move the database to the mapped network drive it stops working.
Can anybody help how can I write Access Database Path to a mapped Network drive in my vb script?
how to write a text file to a mapped drive or network drive. In my script, I’m currently writing the text file to a local folder on the server temporarily until I can figure this out.
So far I have tried to use the mapped drive letter, network path, etc. to get this working. I believe all the permissions are in order (I hope) as well. No matter what I have tried, I just get a Path Not Found script error. I know this has to be possible, just I’m missing something … probably something right under my nose but I just can’t figure it out.
<i><b>Originally posted by : Augusto (augustocm2000@yahoo.com)</b></i><br />Hi<br />I've got a problem that I´ve been trying to solve but there is no way I can find the solution.<br /><br />I am mapping a network (intranet) drive in my computer (winNT 4.0), but when I try to "see" this drive (or a directory of this drive) from an asp page, it is impossible! What I mean is that the drive is mapped and accessible in my windows explorer, but my asp code says "Path Not Found". And I have no problem when I "see" a local drive, it locates without no problem.<br />Does anyone know if this is a problem with the server??A configuration problem, for example?!<br />
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i understand the File io system and how to check if a folder or a file exists.
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Just some more to maybe help answer my question What I need it to beable to enter this "10.52.1.38~Library" into my serch box and have it check if it is valid or not. Code:
I want to access files from a remote server so I mapped it in my
server under z: for myserverwebmysiteimages
I added this UNC path to my IIS virtual directory and name it as
"upload" but I still cannot use any FSO to read it. Here is my code:
I want to write a script that can read and write files to a place on a network file-server. Since the machine-local IUSR is not a domain user, it cannot access the resource.I want to provide IUSR limited access to a particular place on the file server.
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functionality). There must be a way.
I usually use SQL Server, but have occasionally had to use Access. This is
such an occasion. My research, mainly at aspfaq.com, has been that you need
to put the file path in your connection string, like this (watch out for the
wrap):
strConnection = "Provider=Microsoft.Jet.OLEDB.4.0;Data
Source=c:mydirectorynamedbname.mdb;User Id=xxxxx;Password=xxxxxxx;"
Well, the host of this new site I am working on is asking me if a relative
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I downloaded the below code to add my project, but I would like to know how can I change the path of my database to /db/forumMDB? , and why ForumMDB instead forum.mdb?
Code:
Dim rsForums
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rsForums.MoveFirst
structure of my folders:
/forum -------here I want to put my forum code
/db------------here I want my db of my forum
/Misc
default.asp
I am getting the following error from the following code:
Server.MapPath(), ASP 0172 (0x80004005)
The Path parameter for the MapPath method must be a virtual path. A physical path was used.
/html/objconn.asp, line 11
The code is as follows....
What is the best/common practice when configuring the database path?When the asp application is distributed to customers. How can I facilitate trouble-free installation?. In my applications I use servermappath to determine the position of my files, but databases (Access) are usually stored in different folder structures depending
on the servers.
What is usually done to configure an application?? Ask the administrator/customer to edit global.asa manually? Is there a way to make this task easier for non experienced customers? Is the connect string with the path usually stored in global.asa or in an include file?
I am struggling to store an image path to a mysql database and in the process copy the image from one folder to the folder I would like it to be copied to.
My code for the inserting the image path and data into the mysql db is below: ....
I have problem with physical path & virtual path on the server.
<!--#include virtual="country/inc.bottom.asp"-->
In this script it is working.
In all the file i have <!--#include file="../ar-inc.top.asp"--> this script.
I have about 10,000 files in the website.
I want to move my only window shosted client to linux. The site they have access a Microsoft Access database with the below code but i can't get it to work under Linux.
<code>Dim MM_connPang_STRING
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I'm looking to make an online multiplayer game which will utilize Access Database... basically I require thousands of people writing and reading from the same database... I was wondering if this is possible for that... or is mdb file restricted to 1 person at a time...
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I want to check the disk drive space on a small intranet. Like 30 computers. All have been partitioned and have a D: drive that is shared and is the drive I'm trying to check. This is basically what I have tried:
Code:
Dim fs, pcdrive, cdrive, n
Set fs=Server.CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject")
Set pcdrive = fs.GetDrive("xx.xx.xx.xxshare01-d")
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set pcdrive = nothing
set fs = nothing
Is there something wrong with the code or would it possibly have to do with permissions? When this script runs,I get a page cannot be displayed.
1. The file is on a map drive, which is mapped to a folder
on the same server. Example. The user's folder 'John'.
2. I am able to get the file information
("E:PhotosImage1.jpg") and can copy the file to the
folder. ONCE I KNOW THE UNC ("headoffice-
dellsystPhotosImage1.jpg" file to copy)
I would like to be able to get the UNC from the user's
system, by submitting the drive letter to a function.
This script is for an Intranet and should be in ASP or
JavaScript.
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I want to be able to list all my files in a folder on the hard drive... this will be listed on our local intranet site at work.
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T:XXXYYY and display files from there.
I've tried using Server.MapPath, but when I put T:XXXYYY as parameter, it
will say it requires virtual path but not physical path.
Then I tried using:
Set MyFileObject=Server.CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject")
Set MyFolder=MyFileObject.GetFolder("T:XXXYYY")
but it will say Path not found.
I mapped dirve in a another computer as K: and I need to listout folders in a asp page that mapped drive. So I was checked that drive is in ready state using IsReady property, but it will return false. But when I was tried in VB application using same code it work perfectly. So any one know what can be happned.
<%
set fso = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject")
set d = fso.GetDrive("K:")
if d.IsReady Then
response.write " Drive " & d.driveletter & " is Ready "
else
response.write " Drive " & d.driveletter & " is not Ready "
end if
%>
if it's possible to save a file down to someone's C drive from an ASP page. I've left him fiddling around with the FileSystem object and TexStream object, but I don't fancy his chances.
I'm guessing this may not be possible, as people may not be overly happy with the concept of web pages writing files to their machines, but I thought I'd ask. And it's on an intranet if that helps.
How can i save an image that i have on display on a ASP page, to my hard drive?
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I have wrote small script that can get local drive information (e.g. size). Is there anyway I can get disk information from server ?
'Get Drive's Free space
dim MyDriveC,MyObject, MySpace
set MyObject = Server.CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject")
'Set Object
set MyDrivec = MyObject.GetDrive("c:")
'Free Space
MySpace = MyDrivec.AvailableSpace
'Write msg
'Response.Write("Available space on Drive C: " & MySpace)
code is working fine but when I try to put other then "c:" it says path not found.
is there anyway I can get infromation from server or remote computer ?
im trying to create an online doc library for our intranet using a MS Access back end
a form allows the users to enter all the details of the doc and then select the file by using a file browser ( input="file" )
the asp script then copies the file from server A to the intranet
the problem is , is that if the user chooses a mapped drive ( e.g. the S drive ) then it fails - if they use the full drive map then it works fine
SO
Fail : s:stu.txt
Works : stuscomputer estdocsstu.txt
is it becuse the intranet server doesnt know what drive S is ?
I am using a file type input box in an HTML form. When a file is selected, the local pathname results. Is there a way to run this form online, and access a file on the visitor's PC from the web? What pathname needs to be used?
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