Last I heard, you couldn't seperate access from the web server. IE the
.mdb and the IIS service must be on the same machine.
However, if the .mdb is on a machine running IIS, I think you can just
write the connection string in a file on the box that has the .mdb .
Then just include the connection string file on the files that need it
from the other box.
--- Chris Thompson <chris.thompson@b...> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I'm wanting to build a connection string for an access database that
> lives
> on a different server. Any help appreciated
>
> Chris
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