Subject Re: Firebird and IIS/ASP
Author gerwinvos
First of all, thanks for the help sofar. I have solved the problem
now. The tip about TCP naming conventions gave me an idea. Like I
said, I also created an ODBC connection after having the IBPhoenix
ODBC Driver installed on my station (for test purposes, both the db
and the asp source are on my workstation). In the field where I
specify the database, I replace the computer name by "localhost".
That solved the problem. However, solving the problem without
knowing why it is exactly solved isnt good enough.

Has anyone got any idea of what went wrong and why this works????

Gerwin


--- In firebird-support@yahoogroups.com, Rafael Szuminski <raf@b...>
wrote:
>
> > At this point I am startin to wonder whether it is possible to
use
> > Firebird and ASP together. If anyone could help me with this, I
> > would be very happy.
> >
>
> I assume you are using ADO. Can you please post a sample of you
code?
> (Specifically, the connection string, the recordset etc.)
>
> Raf