Dev
Sun Jan 04 12:28:54 CST 2004
Arjan,
If your server is crashing or hanging you might want to
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Charles
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"Arjan den Boer" <denboer@ab-c.nl> wrote in message
news:488b2d5c.0401020334.56d55101@posting.google.com...
> Hello,
>
> I am desperatly looking for a fix for the known bug in IIS6 with
> Microsoft Jet Acces driver. It causes IIS6 to stop serving asp pages
> about once a day (in my case) without any error messages. A restart of
> IIS is needed.
>
> I can't just upgrade to another database like SQL Server because there
> are a lot of Acces-driven sites on the server, including sites
> authored by others.
>
> There were postings in this group in the end of October stating
> Microsoft is working on a fix, but no timeframe. Postings in December
> stated there is still no fix? The latest post regarding this problem
> was yesterday (URGENT ! IIS 6.0 quit serving ASP pages).
>
> The SP8 of Jet 4 did NOT fix the problem.
>
> Does anyone have any information on an upcoming fix and its timeframe,
> or any other suggestions wat to do?
>
> I am now thinking of moving back to Win2000/IIS5... :(
>
> Thanks,
> Arjan