#Error hy000 datadirect odbc sybase wire protocol driver timeout exceeded drivers#
#Error hy000 datadirect odbc sybase wire protocol driver timeout exceeded windows#

#Error hy000 datadirect odbc sybase wire protocol driver timeout exceeded drivers#

Microsoft OLE DB Provider for ODBC Drivers error '80040e14'

#Error hy000 datadirect odbc sybase wire protocol driver timeout exceeded windows#

When i run the web site in Windows 2003 Server,and I click on the 'view' hyperlink to view customer infor,I got the error message as below: Why I get this error:Microsoft OLE DB Provider for ODBC Drivers error '80040e14' Microsoft OLE DB Provider for ODBC Drivers error '80004005' When I try to edit files I am getting this error : I moved a complete website from one server to another, the website is an ASP site with a back office. This error message says that the dataserver is returning a. Please note the error and time, andД¬ontact a user with System Administrator (SA) authorization.Д¬an someone please advise why i am getting this issue.

Most of the times asp page is working fine. We are getting the below error message in the asp page. Microsoft OLE DB Provider for ODBC Drivers error '80004005' > 3 = db.open 'Driver= UID=username PWD=password SERVER=servername Trusted_connection=yes DATABASE=databasename 'Дim mењњonn As New (mењњonnection)Дim da As = New ('SELECT *. > Microsoft OLE DB Provider for ODBC Drivers error > set db=Server.CreateObject('ADODB.Connection') However, these will probably lead to the same problem. SDK 12.5.1 level SYODASE or use the newer Sybase built ASE ODBC Driver. Will this work on a standalone ADO application using VB 6.0 on the sameДЄLso this driver is End-Of-Life - you might consider upgrading to current There appears to be some problem with your IIS (I assume since you are usingДЄSP) webserver. > from the SQL.INI file on the same machine > Client Library based ODBC Driver and it picks up SRVR > #3 works because I am assuming you are using an older > look at the version in the about tab - provide the driver > the version of the driver - get it from looking at DSN , > (Oh yeah - what ODBC Driver are you using? Please include > else logged into the machine? And tried to connect? > Perhaps 'teste' was created as a User DSN and then someone

> the system (configured with the ODBC Admin tool) > This means that 'teste' is not a Data Source as found on Microsoft OLE DB Provider for ODBC Drivers error

Set db=Server.CreateObject('ADODB.Connection') > Driver} Srvr=Servidor_Relatorios Uid=sa Pwd= ' > 2 = Microsoft OLE DB Provider for ODBC Drivers error > 1= set db=Server.CreateObject('ADODB.Connection') > when we use the statement 1 we receive as a return then ODBC Driver and it picks up SRVR from the SQL.INI file on the same machine #3 works because I am assuming you are using an older Client Library based The driver - get it from looking at DSN, look at the version in the about (Oh yeah - what ODBC Driver are you using? Please include the version of Perhaps 'teste' was created as a User DSN and then someone else logged into This means that 'teste' is not a Data Source as found on the system