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Michael
Thank you for any help you can provide.
I have read a lot of conflicting information on this topic. Here is
what I'm trying to do...I have a database on a web server that needs
to get updated several times a week. What I currently do is download
the database to preserve any new user registrations, make the updates,
and then upload it back.
This is what I would like to be able to do...
I want to set up a local database that links to all of the tables on
the server database. I have been able to connect to the server,via
ftp, and navigate to the file. But, when I click the link button I
get the error "Not a valid file name." I can connect to the server
via HTTP but then I can't see the database directory:
/
- Database - database directory
- www - folder containing aspx files
- bin
- images
I can only see the bin and images folders. I tried putting a copy of
the database is the bin folder and was able to navigate to it, but I
got the same error as when connecting through ftp.
If anyone has any thoughts on this I would really appreciate it.
Michael
I have read a lot of conflicting information on this topic. Here is
what I'm trying to do...I have a database on a web server that needs
to get updated several times a week. What I currently do is download
the database to preserve any new user registrations, make the updates,
and then upload it back.
This is what I would like to be able to do...
I want to set up a local database that links to all of the tables on
the server database. I have been able to connect to the server,via
ftp, and navigate to the file. But, when I click the link button I
get the error "Not a valid file name." I can connect to the server
via HTTP but then I can't see the database directory:
/
- Database - database directory
- www - folder containing aspx files
- bin
- images
I can only see the bin and images folders. I tried putting a copy of
the database is the bin folder and was able to navigate to it, but I
got the same error as when connecting through ftp.
If anyone has any thoughts on this I would really appreciate it.
Michael