Re: Where is my mdb file
From: Svein Terje Gaup (stgaup_at_broadpark.no.spam)
Date: 11/27/04
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Date: Sat, 27 Nov 2004 21:44:01 +0100
If you have access to the directory above your wwwroot, this might be a good
place to put your db folder. You get the physical path to your wwwroot
folder by creating an aspx page with the following code:
<% Response.Write(Request.PhysicalApplicationPath); %>
-- Sincerely Svein Terje Gaup "anon" <noone@nowhere.spam> wrote in message news:41a7daf1$1_2@alt.athenanews.com... > This is probably the same question I asked before, but my isp is being > completely unresponsive. > > There is a option to set up a database folder and copy an mdb file to it. > Since I can't find a way to read/write files, I thought I might try this. > But it also needs a Data Source to create an OleDbConnection, which needs > the full path of the mdb file. > > Any guesses, or any other standard way of locating the DB folder (it seems > to be a one-click setup, and I can't find any other info about the path). > > It does claim to support FrontPage extensions. Does FrontPage store its > mdb's in a specific place, and how does it access them? > > Are all ISP's this crap? > >
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