Anyone had any experiences with using fasthosts with an access db. Update actions do not work must be something to do with the security ~ but I can't find anything that allows me to change access rights on the web.
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I don't know what fasthosts are but I am with a .NET host and use SQLServer, however, when I wrote an Access layer it decided NOT to do updates, specifically updates, everything else it did. Personally I think their pushing SQLServer so hard, since they've had to drop the fees for installing COM on the server they have to make it somewhere. If I use Access for little apps this just keeps my SQL space down, which they don't want.
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Tx,
Have resolved it now, appeared to be a contention between the application and frontpage.Comment
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