The common solution of this problem is to set the MODE of opening the database to 3, and to call the Host and tell him:-"I need to write in the database, with JET", so he gives to the entire directory the write permission. Code:
I've been trying to make my db web applications to work in my test server and I keep getting this everytime I try to modidy the database:
Microsoft JET Database Engine error '80004005' Operation must use an updateable query.
The curious thing is that in my web hosting provider's space it works perfectly. I don't know what's wrong with the configuration of my IIS. Any ideas?
I look at this document (nonsense): http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en- us;q175168
Microsoft OLE DB Provider for ODBC Drivers (0x80004005) [Microsoft][ODBC Microsoft Access Driver] Operation must use an updateable query. /project/reg.asp, line 34
what the message 'Operation must use an updateable query' means. I've been to the Microsoft site as well as numerous other sites and have tried all the remedies regarding permissions etc but nothing seems to work.
The application was working perfectly previously but since backing up the site and reformatting the computer it just won't let me access the DB (Access). Perhaps I'm setting the permissions incorrectly.
I am a newbie to all this, but it was all working fine for a while then i stope working. Ive got a Flash Form, and storing that data in a database. As i said it was working all fine and nice. Then this message started to show:
Microsoft OLE DB Provider for ODBC Driverserror '80004005'
[Microsoft][ODBC Microsoft Access Driver] Operation must use an updateable query.
I am trying to query an Access database using the like operation; however, when I test the query in the browser all records from the database are displayed. Here is my code:
im trying to add an insert record page page. I built the page...but when i fill in details and submit the form i get this error
Microsoft OLE DB Provider for ODBC Drivers (0x80004005) [Microsoft][ODBC Microsoft Access Driver] Operation must use an updateable query. /longtonhighclc/Insert_news.asp, line 115
I similar to others before me am getting the 'Operating Must Use An UPdateable Query' Error using ASP (VbScript) and Access... the interesting kink is that i'm not controlling the box... but rather I can only ftp into it...
the people at the hosting company say they have given the proper permissions to the database directory & files... not sure why i'm still getting the error. The query is working FINE on my dev machine... which is interesting, but on the live site it isn't working so fine.
I m getting the following error when executing the below given code:
==== Error Type: Microsoft OLE DB Provider for ODBC Drivers (0x80004005) [Microsoft][ODBC Microsoft Access Driver] Operation must use an updateable query. =====
I have a form and when you click submit it is supposed to open up the database add the stuff from the form to the database and close the database. The problem is i am getting an error that says this:
Microsoft OLE DB Provider for ODBC Drivers error '80004005'
[Microsoft][ODBC Microsoft Access Driver] Operation must use an updateable query.
Mainly I am asking if someone can look at a small portion of code to see if there are any obvious problems for use with mysql??perhaps with the way dates are inserted?? Code:
Microsoft OLE DB Provider for ODBC Drivers (0x80004005) [Microsoft][ODBC Microsoft Access Driver] Operation must use an updateable query. /changeprofile.asp, line 44
Getting an error using ASP with an Access database on a remote host (I don't control perms).
It's giving this error:
Microsoft JET Database Engineerror '80004005'Operation must use an updateable query. /admin/projects.asp, line 180
Isn't this normally just a permissins error?
The host says they've just given full permissions so it shouldn't a problem, but I want to confirm that this is a perms issue before I get too uppity.
It happens on every INSERT/UPDATE/DELETE that is attempted to be run, and the exact same SQL statements work perfectly on the local machine and network, so my gut instinct is perms.
I've just been starting to learn ASP and I have a question about wether or not this is the best route to go. I design websites, and I'm doing one right now that is dynamic (usually I design semi-static sites) in the sense that this company is always starting new houses to build. They want to have on their main page a little box that says something along the lines of:
Current Homes: House #1 w/ other info House #2 w/ other info House #3 w/ other info Current Duplexes: Duplex #1 w/ other info etc...
I want the website to grab the latest 3 houses from each category and show them on the site in their respective category. I'm assuming (almost positive) that this SHOULD be done using a database in some way.
Now I'm on the move a lot, and I want this 'data' to be online-accessible, meaning I can add new houses to it just by going to a little secret 'control panel' and simply filling in the information. Should I do this using ASP w/ Databases or some other language?
i'm using the following code to output the contents of a database:
VALUE="<%=fldThis.Value%>"
which works fine on all of my fields expect for the first which is called "Title" this field contains HTML code so that when displayed or queried by asp it should display as a link.
However, the title field displays the data as follows inside the text box: <ahref= (then a massive gap) then after the text box I have the link title text which is just after the close tag for the link followed by the close quotation marks and close tag as follows:
text box denoted by square brackets: [<a href= blank space] link title">
I am presuming that the code isn't liking the quotation marks for the link.
going from Users to Organization (links) or vise versa and totally at random.The error message appears in a pop up window:
"Internet Explorer cannot open the Internet site "file://C:aaProject x.x.x.x 80.hta". Operation aborted. OK"
After clicking OK the system will continue to work. This problem is not consistent and is seeing on part of clients PC. I found that most of these computers are using proxy server for Internet connection.
Does anyone have some good advice for the following situation?
If a condition is true, an insert is restricted ( aborted ) otherwise the insert is allowed. I have been killing myself on this for a week with no success. I just need some advise at this point. Currently I am running a stored proc that returns yes or no based on the variables that a user is inputting. If the sp result is yes ( a record already exists ) the insert isnt allowed and the user is forced to update the existing record.
I'm using Shadow's upload script. whenever i try to upload a file larger than a few hundred kilobytes, i get this error: "operation not allowed; /_uploader.asp, line 56" at the top of _uploader.asp, i have changed the maximum file size to 50 mb. this is line 56 on uploader.asp:
I've got a page that users of my website are sent to when they log in, and one part of it shows their friends (think myspace). The page works fine if the user has one friend, but it seems that if they have more than one then i get the "Operation not allowed" error.
I won't post the whole page because there's about 750 lines of it, but here's the code that gets the friends images from a mysql db and then shrinks them (if necessary) and puts each image into a table (for a tidy layout):
NOTE: "sql" is in case there is more than one users image to get, i've checked the query when there is more than one user image to get and it looks fine... Code:
I have moved an ASP application to Windows 2003 and I have problems as I am currently using an Access Database until I upgrade it. However, I am getting the error: Operation must use an updateable query.
I have had this before so this didn't bother me too much. I added my IUSR_WINSERVER2003 to the security tab of the folder containing the database and gave read/write permissions. However, I am still getting the updateable query errors! I even added the Everyone account temporarily to see if it made a difference - and I still get the error. Is there something new in Win 2003 ? Can anyone help me?
I want to do bitwise operation on some large integers.
For example,
Response.Write CBool(2 AND 2^30) ' returns False Response.Write CBool(2 AND 2^31) ' CRASHED!
Looks like the AND operator can only deal with integers up to 2147483647? Is there a way to make the AND operator work with larger integers,such as the double datatype?
I'm trying to run an UPDATE operation, using a command object. I'm getting the error back, Operation must use an updateable query. I'm not sure if I'm doing something wrong here.
Would it be the Command object settings you have to set before executing the command? Can someone tell me what those settings should be for an update query?? Is there a lock on the table from somewhere else???
I keep getting the following error at the line "Do while oRs.EOF = FALSE". I've already added some code in the SQL standard procedure to eliminate the recordsets that are returned from temp tables (i.e. not the final recordset), but it still returns the same error.
The reason I'm using the recordset object is because I need to output the result of each recordset, and am not sure how to do this otherwise.
The error message and ASP code is below.
Error Type: ADODB.Recordset (0x800A0E78)
Operation is not allowed when the object is closed. Code: