Serv u with ODBC problem 50

serv-you is separate and should be fine.

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First of all, it may be that you have a misunderstanding about the function of the FTP server.

FTP server is just a platform for storing and transferring files, it is different from the concept of "shared folder" under the Windows system, when you want to open the file on the FTP, the system or client is to first transfer the file on the FTP server to the temporary folder of your computer, and then open the file with the corresponding application software.

Therefore, the EXL you say "can be modified and saved" should actually be saved in a temporary folder on your local computer, not saved to the FTP server, unless the FTP client you are using has the function of automatically detecting the finger change of your ** file and automatically uploading the manuscript pants. But I haven't seen an FTP client like this yet.

If you're using Serv-U's web functionality to share files, it's even less likely to save the modified files to the server. This has nothing to do with the permission settings of the shared directory.

You can register serv-you as a system service and you should solve this problem.

a) Create a database under MySQL: SerU DB (you can also create a database with other names).

Perform an import under servu db:

**As follows: file phpmyadmin sql dump version

Modify the permissions and home directory of this login account in the SERV-U server to see if it is correct, if the home directory is not right, you can't access it, and then open the file in your FTP to share, add the Internet guest account in the permissions, and make sure that the NTFS permissions, sharing permissions, and FTP account permissions are set, if not, please try to use it.

You just want to convert the MDB database to SQ, right?

Change the connection string, this is the connection sq.

cnn = "provider=;persist security info=false;user id=sa;data source=hrc_kfglxt"

You can reference ado in the program, click on the ado attribute point to generate, and you can select the type of connection such as oledb, etc.

Hello, advanced control panel, find the ODBC configuration, create a new ODBC connection to your MDB, note that for SERV-U, it is better to create a system-level data source. After that, go back to serv-u, point the configuration to your new ODBC connection, and then restart the service, you will find that the relevant settings in have been rewritten, in other words, you don't have to manually rewrite this ini file, and it is not easy to change it correctly.