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Access Database and ASP.NET

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planemaniac

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Hi.

I am having problems with my MS Access database and I was wondering how you guys do this. First of all, for an Access database to work from a web page, do i need an ODBC DSN set up?
I wrote a page to connect and display information from the database. It doesn't connect because it says it can't find the database. What type of file path should i use? One relative to the site (e.g. if your in httpdocs it would be: Database/databasename.mdb) or a different one? :confused:

Thank you very much!

Regards, planemaniac
 
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