New DB Errors

I've had to move the database since I installed it last week (and with your help migrated my users to it. Thank you!). I'm not getting two different errors regularly at different times...

There's this one...

Microsoft JET Database Engine error '80004005'

Could not use ''; file already in use.

/forum/common.asp, line 260

And this...

Active Server Pages error 'ASP 0113'

Script timed out

/forum/default.asp

The maximum amount of time for a script to execute was exceeded. You can change this limit by specifying a new value for the property Server.ScriptTimeout or by changing the value in the IIS administration tools.

Now the first one, I have NO idea why it's doing it. I've given the db file read/write permissions, nothing else would be using the file... I just don't know what the problem could really be. I also compacted and repaired it and that hasn't helped... I assume the second error is just host related, but I don't understand why the forum has become suuuper slow (probably also server related). But the page also works *sometimes* before I get the 80004005 error again. It's really inconsistent... Can you guys help at all before I intentionally ram my head into a stud in the wall? Thank you

First one I got when there were not sufficient write permissions on the database. The ASP scripts could not delete the .ldb file which cause Access to think the file is in use.

Verify write access all the way to the database.

try reupload the files, if you still get the script timeout error, tell your host to have a f**king look at the load of the server.. errors like that appears only when you have bad code, or the server is to heavy loaded..

the first one is because the database is in use.. you are using access right? check if there is, like Eftie said, a .ldb file in the folder where your database is located.. if its not, try upload a clean database and try run the script.. it that wont work, tell your host to have another f**king look at the server.. cuz then it have to be a server problem..

you should also have read and write access to the folder, but in this case, thats not the problem..