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Has anyone gotten NotesSQL and ASP to play together nicely? I've spent the
majority of my morning squashing several different errors stemming from
insufficient permissions for the IUSR_SVRNAME account on our domain (which
IIS runs under), but this last one doesn't seem very squashable:

     Microsoft OLE DB Provider for ODBC Drivers error '80004005'

     [Microsoft][ODBC Driver Manager] Driver's SQLAllocHandle on
SQL_HANDLE_ENV failed

     /import.asp, line 478


As usual, the error message is as good as useless. Surprise surprise. Line
478 of import.asp is simply:
     db.Open "DomNames"


DomNames is the name of my NotesSQL system DSN that *should* provide ODBC
connectivity to names.nsf on our Domino server. It has the notes admin user
name and password stored in it. From what I have seen, this is some other
kind of permissions problem, but I have explicity given the IUSR_SVRNAME
account full control to the c:\winnt\temp directory as well, in case it
refers to any sort of temporary allocation on the filesystem.

Anywho, has anyone run into this problem with the NotesSQL driver? Or has
anyone found another way to use Notes databases from within ASP?


Much thanks,

Brian Cline
G&P Trucking Company
800.922.1147
clib@gptruck.com



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