HELP - Microsoft OLEDB Persistence Provider error '80004005'

[Ruben Zevallos Jr.]

Hi,

I'm using MSPersist provider to access the
http://intranet.grupotba/xml/intLogon.xml in another computer in domain.

We are using a digest to authenticate the current logged user. Everything
works for user that has a administrator rights on the IIS/ASP server. If the
user has only the domain users rights, we get the following error. The error
happen only when we are calling the fillselect.asp from a client in JS and
VBS.

Microsoft OLEDB Persistence Provider error '80004005'

Unespecified error

We are using the lastest version of MDAC (2.6) and the latest version of
XMLParser (3.0 SP1).

We are with a Windows 2000 SP2 and all IIS fixes.

FillSelect.asp

Dim objRS

Set objRS = CreateObject("ADODB.RecordSet")

objRS.LockType = 4
objRS.CursorType = 3
objRS.CursorLocation = 3

objRS.Open "http://intranet.grupotba/xml/intLogon.xml",
"Provider=MSPersist;"

HTML File

objRS = new ActiveXObject("ADODB.RecordSet");

objRS.LockType = 4;
objRS.CursorType = 3;
objRS.CursorLocation = 3;

objRS.Open("http://neblina.grupotba/fillselect.asp" ,
"Provider=MSPersist;");

I appreciate any information that can be send to this news and PLEASE to
this mail box:

rubenz...@hotmail.com and zeva...@zevallos.com

Thank you for the help

Ruben

[Jon Burchel]

Hi Ruben,

Since this is pretty clearly a permissions issue, you should use FileMon
and/or RegMon (available for free from sysinternals.com) to detect any
ACCESS_DENIED errors when the problem occurs. Be sure to run them on the
web server, not your client, to detect when IIS is trying to access
something that it is being denied access to. Then you can modify the
permissions on the offending object and it should work.

Good luck!

Jon Burchel
Microsoft Corp.

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