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Error Codes??
I go the following error in my asp page
error '80040e09' /te/te_showrecord.asp, line 296 It doesn't help because on that line is rs.update where can I get a better explaination of this error, and isn't there somewhere you can just type in numbers and it tells you what the error means? |
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Hi Nigorr,
Just goto http://msdn.microsoft.com and type in the error number. It will bring up a description, possible causes and fixes, etc. |
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I tried this already doesn't find anything, I remeber there being a specific page for this type of thing, but I don't remeber what it was called.
Other suggestions? |
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make sure friendly error messages is unchecked if you are browsing with internet explorer, then retry the page. it might give you more information.
if not, use the wonders of google: http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&...%2780040e09%27+ |
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You could add error checking and reporting into the code causing error. For example:
Code:
' ... code
On Error Resume Next
' .... code causing error in here
If Err.Number = 0 Then
' Good, No Error
Else
Response.Write Err.Number & ": " & Err.Description & "<br/>" & vbCrlf
End If
' ... code
Most likely your error is the SQL statement. Add another Response.Write to output your SQL statement before sending it to the DB. |
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Thanks for that, I have been using a JDBC Driver for SQL Server 2000 (JAVA), and I get fairly detailed errors from the driver about what is wrong with permissions and table not found and all that. Asp one doesn't give back very much info.
Oh well nice to see I can be pointed in the right direction. |
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