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Sign up ASP Weird Unspecified Error - 80004005 up vote 3 down vote favorite 2 I had to work on an already made website, just adding some small module While i was updating, there was many files called myDB.mdb in the different subfolders i wanted to make sure that my app is connecting the right database so i started renaming subfolder...at one microsoft access database engine unspecified error of those subfolders, i refreshed,the main site and mine stopped working i renamed back to the correct name.. refresh... refresh... refresh.. i am still refreshing and i started another browser.. it is giving a connection problem :S Provider error '80004005' Unspecified error /new/conn.asp, line 13 any idea about his :S would appreciate any help ! ms-access asp-classic ado share|improve this question edited Dec 1 '11 at 20:04 Joel Coehoorn 248k92440661 asked May 8 '09 at 16:45 mireille raad 1481320 add a comment| 5 Answers 5 active oldest votes up vote 4 down vote Whatever happened, it is resulting in an 80004005 error, so the problem is definitely a permission issue. Depending on the configuration of the web server, it may not be the IUSR account that needs the access. I find it's best to fire up FileMon, filter it to the name of my database (with wildcards), and check out the properties of the error that shows up. Viewing the properties will show you the user that is actually trying to access the file. For Access databases, you want to make sure that you're
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Share Twitter Facebook Email Shortcuts Active Threads Unanswered Threads Unresolved Threads Advanced Search Reply dave1357 6 Posts Intermittent '80004005' unspecified error error 80004005 windows 10 Aug 17, 2011 04:09 PM|dave1357|LINK I have a classic ASP application running on IIS6. The application connects to data files that are stored as Access .mdb files. Every few days or so (or sometimes multiple http://stackoverflow.com/questions/840762/asp-weird-unspecified-error-80004005 times in a day), the site goes "down" in the sense that all pages that try to connect to the database return a “Microsoft JET Database Engine error '80004005' unspecified error” (the scripts break at the line of code that tries to open a connection to the .mdb file). Pages that do not need to connect to the database continue to work fine. I can clear the problem by restarting IIS http://forums.iis.net/t/1180886.aspx?Intermittent+80004005+unspecified+error on the server. Then things will run normally for a while, but sooner or later the problem happens again. The server event logs do not show anything unusual. The problem seems to happen more frequently at times the website is getting a lot of use though the times it breaks do not seem to necessarily be times of peak use, so it is hard to say. Any ideas as to what might be causing this or how I might investigate it? Thanks! Reply dave1357 6 Posts Re: Intermittent '80004005' unspecified error Aug 19, 2011 03:28 PM|dave1357|LINK Hi Jeff, Thanks -- yes, that page is a good start, but I have already gone through it with no luck. Most of what I have found on the web about the "JET Database Engine error '80004005' Unspecified error" addresses situations where it is a hard failure and not an intermittent one. I have always had pretty good luck with Access, but I am now thinking that I may just have too much traffic on this application for JET or the driver to handle reliably (see http://databases.aspfaq.com/database/what-are-the-limitations-of-ms-access.html, for example). I am looking into migrating to SQL Server. If you have any additional thoughts I welcome them! Thanks. Reply Lloydz 2318 Posts Re: Intermittent '80
Provider error '80004005' ORUnspecified errorORDatabase Connection (OLEDB) Exception. Unspecified error Solution or Workaround This error is usually a server side resource issue, or a problem with http://www.pagedowntech.com/faq/faq.aspx?faqid=47 the database driver and/or it's temporary files.You can usually correct this by restarting the server, stopping/starting the IIS service, or closing any other applications that may also be attempting to http://www.accessrepairnrecovery.com/blog/how-to-fix-80004005-error-message-in-ms-access-database access your database.If you are not receiving any other PDshop errors, than PDshop is not currently the cause.If there is something wrong with your configuration of PDshop, you would receive unspecified error a more specific error message from PDshop.You may want to read the Microsoft Knowledge Base Article - #251254, which explains this problem further.SOME TIPS:If this problem coincides with higher volumes of traffic to your site, than you may be exceeding the limits of Microsoft Access Databases.Another possibility is that it could be a corrupt database file, or the database is being database engine error opened by another application and is being left in an unstable state.But things you can try:1. Have your web host or server administrator reboot the server.Usually the only way to resolve this error is to reboot the server or recycle the application pool.2. Download your database file, and do a "Compact & Repair" on it (using the Tools in the MS Access program), see Microsoft Knowledge Base Article - #209769.3. Switch to an MSSQL server database.MSSQL databases are able to handle huge amounts of data requests, MSAccess is not able to do that and has some connection limitations (especially if the server you are using is sharing resources with other applications or websites).4. Do not open or edit or move/replace the database file while your website is in use.Doing so can corrupt the server's temporary database files and cause this error.Be sure to never open the database file (while it's on the server) with any software, only use PDshop to access data while the database is on the server. Need Help with this issue? We can help. We remot
errors of aces database. Error 0x80004005 usually comes up in association with any of the program which tells you that there is some unspecified error. It generally encounters either when you are trying to access shared folder or on a Virtual Box. Here are some prominent solutions to remove such access error without losing your precious data. Error Message 1: The search key was not found in any record, Microsoft JET Database Engine (0x80004005). Solution: If you encounter such error that means Access database has been corrupted. In order to fix this error, you have to repair the database. Follow the given steps to fix it, if your database is on remote server. In Microsoft Access, open the database and click on “Tools” menu and select “Database Utilities -> Compact and Repair Database”. Again upload the database to the server after repairing using FTP. Error Message 2: General error unable to open registry key, “Temporary (volatile) Jet DSN for process 0x6cc Thread 0x78c DBC 0x144cfc4 Jet”. Microsoft OLE DB Provider for ODBC Drivers. Solution: However, there is not meticulous reason for arrival of this error but it may occur because of incorrect path of the database. In order to fix this error, you have to check the path of the database is correct or not. Error Message 3: [Microsoft][ODBC Microsoft Access 97 Driver]. The Jet database engine cannot open the file. You need permission to view this data or it is already opened by another user. Microsoft OLE DB provider for ODBC Drivers error “80004005” Solution: Reasons behind of this error message are, While accessing the local MS Access database which is connect to the table where the table is an Access database on a network server. Data Source and file name are marked as Exclusive. Another reason for this error is delegation issue so check for the authentication method if there any. Try to use basic authentication if the universal naming convention is used for connection string or absolute path like C:\Mydata\ Data.mdb.it