I use plain old asp to code my pages with. Is there anything that would make the entire server freeze up? There's about 500 pages of which maybe 150 call a database for serving up the pages or updating an access database.
There's approximately 150 people accessing the pages at the same time. Not all the database pages but using the intranet at the same time.
We have an ASP application that restarts several times a day, and users lose
their session information and have to log back in.
In the Event Log, I see the following entries:
Faulting application w3wp.exe, version 6.0.3790.0, faulting module unknown,
version 0.0.0.0, fault address 0x00000000. Code:
Would an Access database have trouble handling 100,000 entries. Would it crash if many people were searching it, or would a MySQl db be better? Can you query a MySql with ASp?
View Replies View Relatedi have a very basic ASP form that sends information into a database
i had made a javascript that validates but when i hit submit if their
is info missing the javascript window pops up, tell me there missing
information then crashes into:
Microsoft JET Database Engine error '80040e21'
Field 'Research.topic' cannot be a zero-length string
i though the javascript error would prevent the form from being
submitted. how can i fix this any ideas or if it comes down to it and i can live with people being able to submit the form with blanks what changes do i make to the
submit procedure
I am writting code for uploading in asp.when i put the code and test it in OS Windows server 2003, it works well, but when i put and test it in OS windows XP(another computer), it doesnt work and it crashes down the IIS. OH..
when i put and test it in WindowsNT, it says"permission denied" though i have tried to make every related directory to full access in IIS manager.
I'm running an ASP application that takes information from an Access Database then writes the contents of a set of tables to a directory. The problem is if the application tries to write to the directory it freezes.
Well, not freezes but just sits there doing nothing with the status bar slowly increasing until it times out. After this happens, IIS needs to be restarted to serve web pages again. I am at my wits end, as the code was working on another computer. I have set the permissions for the guest internet account to full, as well as on the DB.
Go to this page:
http://support.microsoft.com/defaul...kb;en-us;224979
And then use their second example the clientcap.htm and clientcap.asp section. Then fire up clientcap.asp and watch the Microsoft Internet Explorer browsers crash.