Did you know that if there is a web.config file in the root of the domain it causes the sql manager to throw an error. As soon as I remove the web.config file, it works again. This is not a new thing…I just finally got around to mentioning it.
Is there any way to fix this? I like using this web application for some things.
Thanks
[QUOTE=yorri]
Did you know that if there is a web.config file in the root of the domain it causes the sql manager to throw an error. As soon as I remove the web.config file, it works again. This is not a new thing…I just finally got around to mentioning it.
Is there any way to fix this? I like using this web application for some things.
Thanks
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Perhaps there is something defined in the web.config file that is causing this.
riley
[QUOTE=riley]
Perhaps there is something defined in the web.config file that is causing this.
riley
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The only thing that was in one of the web.config files that I was using was to turn off custom errors. I doubt that would cause a problem.