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    Posted: 17 November 2004 at 3:58am
 i tried to use the compact and repair function in the admin page but it showed me this error...

Microsoft VBScript runtime error '800a0005'

Invalid procedure call or argument

/admin/compact_access_db.asp, line 110

may i know what happen and how to solve it??

thanks

 
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It could be a corrupted file, try re uploading files again.

It could also be that the server doesn't support this method as the ADO drivers have not been updated to a version that does support compacting and repairing.

If you have access to the server you need to install the latest MDAC drivers from www.microsoft.com/data

It could also be a problem with your database, you can compact and repair an access database from inside MS Access. Download your database, open in MS Access, and select 'Compact and Repair' from the tools menu.
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To check your ado version, use the following code 

<%
dim objAdoVer
Set objAdoVer = Server.CreateObject("adodb.connection")
response.write "ADOVersion = " & objAdoVer.Version
Set objAdoVer = Nothing
%>

I believe the latest version is 2.7 or 2.8

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