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From: Ricardo Furtado on 22 Sep 2010 16:59
I use a dataGrid connected to an AccessDataSource control. When i use the
database without password, everything works well. When i use a password on
the MS Access database, when i'm configuring the AccessDataSource i click on
the "save database password", but when i'm testing the web site an error
message is shown saying "Not a valid password". But the password is correct
because i told, for several times to "save the database password", and used
the "show query results" with that password, for testing. I'm guessing the
AccessDataSource is not saving the password. Can anyone help me on this,
please?
From: Bob Barrows on 22 Sep 2010 18:57
Ricardo Furtado wrote:
> I use a dataGrid connected to an AccessDataSource control. When i use
> the database without password, everything works well. When i use a
> password on the MS Access database, when i'm configuring the
> AccessDataSource i click on the "save database password", but when
> i'm testing the web site an error message is shown saying "Not a
> valid password". But the password is correct because i told, for
> several times to "save the database password", and used the "show
> query results" with that password, for testing. I'm guessing the
> AccessDataSource is not saving the password. Can anyone help me on
> this, please?

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