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Old Aug 31st, 2004, 06:39
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Microsoft OLE DB Provider for ODBC Drivers (0x80040E4D)
[Microsoft][ODBC Microsoft Access Driver] Too many client tasks.
/admin/timetable_bn_2_035.asp, line 646

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GET /admin/timetable_bn_2_035.asp 

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hey...i got this error message telling that "too many client task"i cannot view the page unless i put the <% on error resume next %>
but still the page dont display all the recordset that i have!

does anybody know how to solve this problem?
how many recordset does an asp page can handle?
can we display more that 80 recordset in one page?
how? please help me anybody...!!!!
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Old Aug 31st, 2004, 06:52
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u asked me to look so here i am.. but sorry monie im just as much a beginner to ASP as you are!
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Old Aug 31st, 2004, 07:03
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well, thats ok...
but you are quiet good in asp compare to me!
i am having a bad day since asp came into my life
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Make sure you close your recordsets and connections when you're done with them.
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so that means that the problem can be solde?
i mean displaying more that 80 recordset?
but i have closed all the connection, still the page displays only 65 of my 80 recordset.
i know this is not the good practise, but i just want to know how can i force the page to display all of my recordset?
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hai...
just to remind all of you that are helping me...
i am trying to displays data from more than 80 recordset in my single page.
that means, open 80 recordset and closing 80 recordset!

but my page can display only 65 of the recordset!
thats when the error "too many client task" occur!

can anybody help me please,
at lease tell me that this cannot be solved so i dont have to work and waste my time trying to solve the problem. any suggestion would be appreciate

my page contain more that 80 recordset because i have created a mc acess query to display the data in a timetable form inside a [14 column*6 row]=80 query.
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Monie.... whenever you have problems, it's always a good idea to post your code.

If you don't we can only 'guess' what is wrong. Can you paste your ASP?
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Maybe your computer just got tired?
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Like I said, you can use as many recordsets as you want on a page but you need to make sure you .Close each one when you're done with it or you'll exceed the maximum number of connections supported by Access at one time.
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And you'd use recordSet.Close Set recordSet=Nothing to do that JIC...
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