Writing to ACCESS created databases using ASP and Jet.

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It seems that the the latest security fix to JET 4.0 has prevented me from
doing INSERT or UPDATE
I am using the example from the ADO tutorial by w3schools at
http://www.w3schools.com/ado/ado_add.asp
But when I try it on my own database I get "No ..... permissions"
I cannot find out what permissions I should set and where - please can
someone help?
My setup in ASP is
Set conn=Server.CreateObject("ADODB.Connection")
conn.Provider="Microsoft.Jet.OLEDB.4.0"
conn.Open "C:\c\r\creationsoftware\private\registration.mdb"
I have done nothing special for security when I created the database.
 
If you're using ASP, the ID under which the code is running (usually
IUSR_<machine name>, where you need to replace <machine name> with the name
of the machine) must have Change access (Read, Write, eXecute and Delete) to
the folder where the MDB file exists.
 
Thanks for you response - this leads to some questions.
1. Where do I find the ID and
2. This will be unstalled in another server - How do I ensure that the setup
on the server is correct. I am new to Access and ASP.
3. Can I give an ID on the ASP conn.Open and setup the ID in the database?
Again thanks
Dennis

Douglas J. Steele said:
If you're using ASP, the ID under which the code is running (usually
IUSR_<machine name>, where you need to replace <machine name> with the name
of the machine) must have Change access (Read, Write, eXecute and Delete) to
the folder where the MDB file exists.
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Dennis Milns said:
Thanks for you response - this leads to some questions.
1. Where do I find the ID and
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Assuming you know the name of the machine, you should be able to figure out
the ID.
2. This will be unstalled in another server - How do I ensure that the
setup
on the server is correct. I am new to Access and ASP.
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Is there a system administrator you can ask for help? If not, then you'll
have to do the same thing on both servers.
3. Can I give an ID on the ASP conn.Open and setup the ID in the database?
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I don't believe so.
 
I have a reference to adding userid to IUSR_<machine-name> to the .mdb root
folder and have set this up but I still get the error indicating I do not
have the permission to use UPDATE from ASP/ADO. I can READ OK. Am I missing
something?
 
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