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You might also want to try doing a compact and repair against the access db.
Then shut the forum down and delete any left over .ldb files before restarting it.
Your ultimate solution though is MS SQL.

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I've succesfully converted my Access database to SQL Server.
 
I've made the required changes such as
 
'Database Type
'strDatabaseType = "Access"
strDatabaseType = "SQLServer"
 
in both common.asp files...
 
Then i edited the sections below:
 
'Enter the details of your SQL server below
strSQLServerName = "WEBSRVR" 'Holds the name of the SQL Server
strSQLDBUserName = "my name" 'Holds the user name (for SQL Server Authentication)
strSQLDBPassword = "my pass" 'Holds the password (for SQL Server Authentication)
strSQLDBName = "my database"     'Holds name of a database on the server
 
 
it says the forum is closed... it's ok...
 
 
trying to login with my id but it says HTTP 500 error..
 
is it a database connection problem ???
 
what should i do...
 
i've tried several alternative server names... localhost, WEBSRVR, direkt ip....
 
:( what's wrong ?
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I get the same error at both pages:-

Microsoft OLE DB Provider for SQL Server error '80040e4d'

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Looks like a login problem at the sql server.

You may need to turn off friendly HTTP error messages if you use IE


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Ok...

My new SQL Database is working now.
 
I can login as admin and see the statistics vs...
 
But i can't make any changes...
 
I'd locked my forum when it was Access...
 
New SQL Server is locked, too...
 
how can i unlock it again ? it doesn't let me to do this...
 
Everytime i try to change something http 500 error occurs...
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You need to turn off friendly HTTP errors in IE, then the error message will help find what the problem is.
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Microsoft OLE DB Provider for SQL Server error '80004005'

The cursor does not include the table being modified or the table is not updatable through the cursor.

/forum/admin/close_forums.asp, line 89

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This means that the method you used to upsize your database from Access to SQL Server has not worked.
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  1. Create the database a blank SQL Server database at your web host
  2. Run the 'msSQL_server_setup.asp' file to create the database tables, Stored Procedure's etc. on your SQL Server database at your web host
  3. Use Enterprise Manager to delete ALL the newly created tables on the SQL Server database created at your web host, just leaving the Stored Procedures.
  4. ..........

Stored Procedures ?

What's it ?
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