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    Xavier Shay
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    'Operation must use an updateable query. ' That's what I get whenever I try and run an INSERT INTO statement from an ASP file. I'm using IIS 4.0 and Access 2000. The weirdest thing is that I've had it working before and I can't remember changing anything! I also get this error when I upload my site to my webspace. I thought that maybe it means I have to use UPDATE, but that wouldn't create a new record, would it? I really stuck for any ideas, any help would be appreciated. - X

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      'Operation must use an updateable query. ' That's what I get whenever I try and run an INSERT INTO statement from an ASP file. I'm using IIS 4.0 and Access 2000. The weirdest thing is that I've had it working before and I can't remember changing anything! I also get this error when I upload my site to my webspace. I thought that maybe it means I have to use UPDATE, but that wouldn't create a new record, would it? I really stuck for any ideas, any help would be appreciated. - X

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      The 'Operation must use an updateable query. ' usually means that the IUSR_xxx (anonymous account) doesn't have sufficient rights in the folder where the mdb-file resides. The user needs write, change and delete rights for locks and changes to the mdb file. - Morten

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        The 'Operation must use an updateable query. ' usually means that the IUSR_xxx (anonymous account) doesn't have sufficient rights in the folder where the mdb-file resides. The user needs write, change and delete rights for locks and changes to the mdb file. - Morten

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        Thanks. I also found an article in Microsoft's Knowledge Base (Don't have the link on me) that says what you did, just in more words :) - X

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