Microsoft JScript runtime error '800a0046

[CarlosABrito]

J,

What forum should it be in? I thought that this was the other languages forum XML, HTML, Javascript, Web and CGI?????


Thanks

Carlos

[CornedBee]

If this is about a JavaScript in a web page then you're in the right place. If it's about a JScript file for the Windows Scripting Host you're not.

For web development, go to
http://www.mozilla.org/
and download Mozilla. Not only is it a better browser than IE, it also has a JavaScript console that gives better error messages.

Now, we need details :)

Edit: Just saw the other thread. As there is no ASP forum it belongs to the CGI part of this forum.
And Mozilla won't help you as this is a server side issue.

[CarlosABrito]

Corned..

Thanks for the reply but must admit I was a little confused.... (Behind the power curve this morning)...

Here is the entire error

Microsoft JScript runtime error '800a0046'
/xds/programs/file_transfer/programs_ftp_edit_maint.asp, line 136

If I am not in the correct forum; (JScript file for the Windows Scripting Host you're not) let me know what is the correct one? OR If you can assiste with a source of the problem I would appreciate it.

Carlos

[CornedBee]

Source around line 136 would be very helpful. And maybe a description of the error if you find one, as my error lookup tool doesn't know it. And and overall description of what you're trying to do.

[CarlosABrito]

CB,

I have an Oracle DB that is accessible via a a web based interface. Once the user is logged in she can create and add a record but once she tries to edit it she gets the error...

I received this bit of information from another person trying to help me:

It seems that the error message came from legacy toolkit.

Toolkit is the web based interface.

Carlos

[visualAd]

Originally posted by CarlosABrito
Here is the entire error

Microsoft JScript runtime error '800a0046'
/xds/programs/file_transfer/programs_ftp_edit_maint.asp, line 136
That is an object error.

They allways have high error numbers. Look at the line which is generating the error to identify which object raised it. Then you'll need to look at the documentation for which ever object is generating the error to find out what is causing it.