Ok, have you gone to Tools | Site Settings | Database and verified the
database connection and/or delete and then recreated it?
Also, is this on you local machine (via http) or on the live/remote
server?
When you originally delete the working DRW query and associated files,
which files did you actually delete?
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Yes. I have the site where I've imported the db open.
When you try the DRW, do you have a web / site open via http in FP?
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Okay, I just imported another database (test.mdb) into my logon
subweb and let FP2003 add a database connection and create file the
fbdb folder but still greyed out (just like my hair!).
You should let FP place the database in the fpdb folder which has
specific permissions assigned by FP to protect the database.
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I'm using the db for logging on users to the website. The logon
files are located in the "logon" folder and I imported the db into
the "_private" folder under "logon". When I imported the db FP2003
assumed it would go in the fpdb folder but I changed it to the
_private folder. It also prompted me to specify a database
connection name which I declined.
The "Insert>Database>Results" menu item is greyed out in other webs
as well as the one I've imported the logon db into. Do you have to
have a db located somewhere in a website before this menu item is
available?
"Kathleen Anderson [MVP - FrontPage]" <
[email protected]>
wrote in message When you reimported the database, did FrontPage (re)create the
fpdb folder and put the database there, (re)create the global.asa
and prompt you to specify a database connection name?
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Yes. In FP2003 with the web I'm developing open, I've tried
deleting deleting the Access database and then re-importing it
but the "Insert>Database>Results" is still greyed out on the
menu. I really need to be able to use the Database Results
Wizard.
message Do you have a web open?
I have a website with a small database which I access with some
custom .asp code. A while back I tried accessing the database
with the Database Results Wizard which worked fine. I changed
my mind and deleted the query and associated files manually
within FP 2003. Now I'd like to create a new results query with
the Database Results Wizard but the "Insert>Database>Results"
option is greyed out.
Any reason why it's greyed out and thoughts on what I can do to
fix it?
Thanks.