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i is a variable and needs to be declared with @. I left that out on accident.

declare i int set i = 1 while i < 1001 Begin INSERT INTO table_job (job_no) VALUES (i) set i = i + 1 end Thanks, Patrick

I kept on getting that error, path not found until I changed the anonoymous user account in IIS on the webserver to use the administrator account from the file server,...that is the only thing I can think of???

Wow..thats weird...that for sure should have worked. Here is the code I used...I mapped a drive P: to my file server and used an administrator account from that server and everything worked. <% Set ScriptObject = Server.CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject") Set MyFile =...

Can you try it using the administrator account for Server B??? There is no need to buy another hard drive,...we'll get this to work...

ok...well I have been playing around with some code and I have a solution, unfortunately it has loop holes. Open IIS on the web server and right click on the web site and click on properties. Go to the Directory Security Tab and click on the edit button located under "Anonymous access..."...

No IIS not being installed on the file server should be no problem. The only thing you are doing is coping files over. Ok...well lets try this again, but a little different, map a drive again on server a to server b as letter H or whatever letter is available and then create a dummy text file...

That might be it,...because if you can't see it, how can the IUSR account?

Well...I am getting close to running out of ideas...hummmm...when you right click on the shared folder from the webserver, and select "Sharing and Security", next select the security tab and what permissions are set for IUSR_ESP12...and for everyone else, for that matter?

jennuhw: Have you checked out this knowledge base article: http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;184566 Once you follow the instructions on the above knowledge base article, then do the following: Add the local account to the guest group on the remote server Add the guest...

I am not to good at regular expressions either. You might just want to use the maxlength property of the text box. Thanks, Patrick Green

I would say that the path has got to still be incorrect. That error is basically saying that it is incorrect...try the following: set fle = fso.CreateTextFile("h:/drawingdbfiles/test/test.txt") If you still get the error, then you have to check where the file is trying to be created. I have...

The page should look like this then: California Charter Schools a bunch of spaces CACharterSchools.org a bunch of spaces and an image My suggestion to you, would be to use a table to lay things out accordingly: <table> <tr> <td colspan =2>California Charter Schools</td> </tr> <tr> <td...

If you have a share on Server A to Server B,..why not hardcode the path: set fle = fso.CreateTextFile("h:/drawingdbfiles/test/" & FileName))

When you place an object (for example a textbox) onto an asp.net form you typically get the following: <asp:TextBox id="TextBox1" style="Z-INDEX: 101; LEFT: 352px; POSITION: absolute; TOP: 184px" runat="server"></asp:TextBox> This code: LEFT: 352px; POSITION: absolute; TOP: 184px" tells...

Does that file already exist??? What happens when you try this: set fle = fso.CreateTextFile(server.MapPath("drawingdbfiles/test/" & FileName), true)

When I design new databases, I use common names which allow the database to be more user friendly (e.g. CustomerID, FirstName, LastName). Also, do not use reserved words such as ID. Patrick Green

If you give everyone write access to the test folder, does it work???

You do not necessarily need GridLayout...post your page and maybe we can find the reason (e.g. absolute positioning) Thanks, Patrick Green

Include the following function at the top of your page: <% 'Pass the name of the file to the function. Function getFileContents(strIncludeFile) Dim objFSO Dim objText Dim strPage 'Instantiate the FileSystemObject Object. Set objFSO =...