Brian,

I'm CC'ing this to Jeff, one of my programmers, who knows all too well
about this subject. He should be able to give you an answer, although
you may not like it.

Executive summary: installing CF on Win2K breaks ASP's ADO, and
sometimes* only a disk reformat will cure it.

Good luck,
-Ron

*I'll let Jeff tell you for sure.


Ron Allen Hornbaker
President/CTO
Humankind Systems, Inc.
http://humankindsystems.com
mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]



> -----Original Message-----
> From: KungFusion [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Saturday, July 08, 2000 10:11 AM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: OT: IIS 5 problem can anybody help
>
>
> I just installed IIS5 and CF4.5.1 on my W2K Server box
> because I needed to
> do some ASP(YUCK!) developement... Our current live server
> WNT4 IIS4 CF4.0.1
> has some existing asp apps and I wanted to make sure that
> MDAC wasn't broken
> for asp apps like it usually gets broken after installing CF...
> Weeeeellllllllll, I downloaded the asp apps, databases and
> all, set up the
> datasources and once again the asp apps won't work... So I
> did a quick test
> with CF to see if I was able to access the databases and I
> could. So going
> by past occurances I assumed I can just install MDAC 2.5 and
> then I will be
> good to go, right? However W2K or some other app has already
> installed MDAC
> 2.5 and it will not let me reinstall it... The ASP apps work
> fine on the
> live box so I am assuming this is the problem..
> Is there any way I can force it to install MDAC? If this was
> Linux I would
> have no problem forcing an install.
> Microsofts MDAC site is no help they say:
> 1. Use your backup image and restore the settings... (Not an
> option, this is
> my personal developement computer)
> 2. Reformat your hard drive and reinstall everything..  (You gotta be
> kidding, right?)
>
> Thanks for any recomendations,
> Brian Silvers
>
>
>
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