ASP.NET - ACCES DATABASE

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  1. annemie

    annemie

    I cannot write, delete, insert with a sql statement in an access database.
    The program is written in asp.net with vb.net (visual studio .net 2003)
    The program works in another computer but not in my computer.
    I think the problem is in the access database (office 2000)

    What is the problem ?
     
    annemie, Jan 11, 2004
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  2. Takeshi Eto

    Takeshi Eto DiscountASP.NET Staff

    Are you receiving an error message?
     
    Takeshi Eto, Jan 11, 2004
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  3. annemie

    annemie

    by delete : cannot delete from the tabel - message - by the instruction : rs.ExecuteNonQuery()

    by write : no message - the table does not change

    by insert : the insert must be on a query who can be tide up - message - by the instruction : rs.ExecuteNonQuery()
     
    annemie, Jan 11, 2004
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  4. Bruce

    Bruce DiscountASP.NET Staff

    Hmmm... does your asp.net page has any error trapping?

    It is not really possible (at least I have not heard of this) that the query executes successfully but the DB is not being updated.

    quote:Originally posted by annemie

    by delete : cannot delete from the tabel - message - by the instruction : rs.ExecuteNonQuery()

    by write : no message - the table does not change

    by insert : the insert must be on a query who can be tide up - message - by the instruction : rs.ExecuteNonQuery()
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    Bruce, Jan 12, 2004
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  5. msword

    msword

    did you make sure the rights are set correctly? if you cant insert,delete,update ect... then it sounds like a rights issue. That's what I gather based on your NFO provided.
     
    msword, Jan 21, 2004
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