800a01fb error on Windows2000 Server
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Hi I am suddenly getting this error on pages :( . The error seems intermitant in that the page giving the error sometimes renders fine and on other times falls over. Its also on other pages. My research on the internet came up with the fact that this error is usually caused by not closing ASP objects with SET = myObject = Nothing, but all the scripts used close the objects after thier use. Is there anything else that could be causing this or a solution? Microsofts site as usual came up with nothing helpful. ------------ Error Message --------------------- Microsoft VBScript runtime error '800a01fb' An exception occurred: 'myOutputRS.Open' /nps/site/envivodisplayAPI.asp, line 516 ------------------------------------------------- Any insight on this regard would really be appreciated. Thanks John Cogan
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Hi I am suddenly getting this error on pages :( . The error seems intermitant in that the page giving the error sometimes renders fine and on other times falls over. Its also on other pages. My research on the internet came up with the fact that this error is usually caused by not closing ASP objects with SET = myObject = Nothing, but all the scripts used close the objects after thier use. Is there anything else that could be causing this or a solution? Microsofts site as usual came up with nothing helpful. ------------ Error Message --------------------- Microsoft VBScript runtime error '800a01fb' An exception occurred: 'myOutputRS.Open' /nps/site/envivodisplayAPI.asp, line 516 ------------------------------------------------- Any insight on this regard would really be appreciated. Thanks John Cogan
It could be an indication that you're trying to open a recordset that is already opened. Being intermittent leads me to think it may be session related, or that some previous page failed to close myOutputRS before the current page tries to open it. What scope does the rs have, and is it by chance defined (and possibly opened)in a SSI file? It is ok for women not to like sports, so long as they nod in the right places and bring beers at the right times.
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