Hi Thomas,
Here is an article with some additional steps I did to get to ODBC Logging
on IIS 7.5.
http://weblogs.asp.net/steveschofield/archive/2009/11/26/odbc-logging-iis-7-5-sql-server-2008.aspx
Hope this helps,
Steve Schofield
Microsoft MVP - IIS
"Thomas J" wrote in message
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Hi Steve
What do you mean by "custom logging set on the site"? If I browse to
the site in IIS and double click "Logging" the Format is set to
'Custom' and on the Actions pane (on the right) the word 'Disable' is
available, thus indicating logging is currently enabled. Is this what
you mean? I can't find any other settings for custom logging.
I checked the Connection options and "Allow ...
UNfortunately configuring each and every .asp file separately is a no go
for me. But thank you very much for confirming that there is no better
way of doing this.
Marvin
WenJun Zhang[msft] wrote:
> Hi Marvin,
>
> There may not be a wildcard approach to apply the settings on all *.asp.
> However we can set specific configuration on individual file level.
> Right-click a file in ...
Hi Marvin,
There may not be a wildcard approach to apply the settings on all *.asp.
However we can set specific configuration on individual file level.
Right-click a file in IIS7 manager->content view and then you can open its
feature view. For module configuration, you have to unlock them in the
global applicationHost.config file first.
Thanks.
Sincerely,
WenJun ...
MXC wrote:
> I delete the folder ffd3b5f0 and text again.
> I still keep getting Compiler Error Message: CS0016: Could not write
> to output file
> The folder ffd3b5f0 and its subfolder create again.
> Actually each time I refresh it,
> The previous Access denied output dll file was go though and a new
> pdb file is created
> A new error message say another file was access denied.
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