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  • 1.  IUA website

    Posted Sep 05, 2006 03:59 AM
    Hi all,

    The IUA's service provider moved our website over this past weekend from
    a WIN2000 server with IIS5 to a WIN2003 server with IIS6. You would
    think that it would be a simple move, and everything would continue
    working as before. No such luck. After spending many hours this
    weekend working with the service provider to fix the different problems,
    I'm at dead end. We're getting the following error message:

    Microsoft OLE DB Provider for ODBC Drivers error '80040e21'
    ODBC driver does not support the requested properties.
    /english/index.asp, line 77


    Line 77 is the following Open statemSent:

    Set objrst = Server.CreateObject(""ADODB.Recordset"")
    ' Get the welcome message
    objrst.Open ""SELECT home_welcome_"" & langue & "" AS welcome FROM
    TBL_home"",Application(""strconnect""),3,1


    It's the first database call. We're using MySQL as the database.
    The application code has not changed, we just changed a few values in
    the global.asa file in order to connect properly to the database and the
    application.

    If anyone has any ideas or would like to help me debug this, the IUA
    (and I) would appreciate very much!

    Thank you,
    Laura Rochon
    IUA struggling webmaster
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    Re: IUA website - MySQL
    "Yes, there is a ODBC driver that is installed from the MySQL website.
    This was done, and the global.asa file is pointing to the proper
    driver. That was one of the problems we resolved over the weekend.
    Before we had the proper driver identified, we were getting a 'driver
    unkown or unavailable' message. Once we got the driver properly
    installed and defined, we started getting this properties message.

    Laura

    Neal Walters wrote:
    Do you have to install a special ODBC driver for MySQL?

    Neal Walters
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