Online Management Database error
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Topic: Online Management Database error
Posted By: JoyVoltenburg
Subject: Online Management Database error
Date Posted: April/03/06 at 10:58am
I've not had any issues with Sales Cart or the online management tool until today. When trying to access the online order management tool, I get a database error. (Database Results Wizard Error
The operation failed. If this continues, please contact your server administrator). When looking at that page (3_po.asp) in Frontpage, I find an access database driver error. This page, and some of the others within the order management tool behave the same way.
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Posted By: mikeb
Date Posted: April/03/06 at 1:10pm
This is not really a SalesCart error...its a FrontPage error. It is, however, documented in the KnowledgeBase twice...I'll go and look for the articles.
Basically, the issue is the files in the /_fpclass are either missing or damaged. These are the files the FrontPage database region wizard uses.
I don't know if your dealing with SalesCart support on this issue...because I know something similar has been escalated and the solution is the same--> republish all the files in /_fpclass.
See http://support.salescart.com/kb/KB-details.asp?key=5428
The KB attempts to fix this without republishing...republishing just fixes the problem and your done with it. The error "Database Results Wizard" refers to the FrontPage database results wizard.
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Posted By: JoyVoltenburg
Date Posted: April/03/06 at 1:23pm
Thank you so much. That fixed the problem. I searched for an answer to this and couldn't find it. Thanks again so much.
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Posted By: mikeb
Date Posted: April/03/06 at 1:25pm
Good...finding anything in any KnowledgeBase, including Microsofts, is a bit of an art form.
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