Can you please let me know which database you are using (though I'm guessing you mean Access)? I will then move your message to the relevant database forum.
Yeah, sorry not to include that, Im using access.
I don't think this has anything to do with the database per se. A403 error means the web server is denying access to the page it isbeing requested to serve. I'd check folder permissions.
There are no permissions on my folder, the security tab isnt eventhere. I think its because I am the only user on my computer, soeverything should have full permissions.
The reason that you do not have the Security tab is that you are using Windows XP Home. In this operating system, Simple File Sharing is always enabled, which means that you will never see the Security tab (at least, according to MSDN).Skerb wrote:
There are no permissions on my folder, the security tab isnt even there. I think its because I am the only user on my computer, so everything should have full permissions.
May I ask that you copy (not move) your .mdb database file into the same folder as your .aspx page. In your .aspx page (or web.config), update the connection string to point to this new version of your Access database. Thismay be a simple solution to your permissions problem.
The web pages, database, and web.config are already in the same folder
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