Post the smallest bit of code that you can get to exhibit the problem. My god, you're a genius! - Jörgen Sigvardsson, The Lounge

Whenever Access opens a database it creates a temporary working file (.idb) or something like that. Anyway, when your applications access the database it is being opened by the SERVER_MACHINE_NAME/ASP.NET account... more than likely that account doesn't have modify permission on the folder you are saving it in. Usually a hosting company can work with you fairly quickly to eliminate this question by having them tell you whether the account mentioned above has the modify permission on the folder the database is in. Usually hosting companies will have a 'Data' folder that this permission is set on, all the other folders are generally read-only.

Simply put, it is not possible to run an ASP.NET application on a server without the .NET framework. Which, incidentally, is the same as Colin's excellent answer[^] to your post yesterday. I'm sorry, but no matter how often you post the question, the answer will continue to be the same. You will need to either have the framework installed, or move to a host that supports ASP.NET. Hope that helps. :) --Jesse

The simple fact is that if you have developed it in VB.NET then you will need the .NET Framework to run the application. Mahmoud Tahoon wrote: so please help me and Email me at No, because the answers should return also to the forum so that others can search for them should they have a similar problem. Do you want to know more? WDevs.com - Member's Software Directories, Blogs, FTP, Mail and Forums