jcochran
Fri Jun 04 16:48:22 CDT 2004
On Fri, 4 Jun 2004 13:01:02 -0700, Viv
<anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:
>Thanks Paul for the info. But, that doesn't solve the problem. There is nothing wrong with the code because it used to work for a year.
If nothing chnaged and it always worked before, it works now. You
need to fix what changed. And reinstalling IIS just becasue you don't
know what to do is not the way to go. Nor will it help.
This isn't an IIS problem. And just because the code that worked
doesn't work now doesn't mean the code is good. Perhaps your code
only looks for a four digit ID in your database and you've just added
ID number 10,000.
We need error messages, code snippets, expected results, log entries,
event log entries and so on to diagnose your problem. We can't
accurately answer "used to work, now doesn't, what's wrong?"
questions.
When you ask a question, we genuinely want to help you resolve
whatever problem you have. But when we ask you a question in return,
you need to answer it. When we suggest a place to look for
information, you need to look there and follow the suggestions. And
when you have a problem, we need *all* the symptoms and events leading
up to it.
Jeff