HTTP 500 with Insert Record

I have a small ASP form that's been working fine with MS
Access database. I made some changes. Then I started getting HTTP
500 Internal Server Error when I'd click the submit button. I've
tried the following:
Checked that all files are there and working, i.e. connection
file, database file, ASP file, file for after submission.
Checked and tested the ODBC record.
Checked the driver on the server.
Created a new connection file from scratch.
Let Dreamweaver Insert Record Wizard create a new form from
scratch.
Intalled Dreamweaver on my server and tested DB connectivity,
etc. from the server itself.
Everything seems to work perfectly until you go to the live
page and submit the form.
Any help would be appreciated.

alanray wrote:
> I have a small ASP form that's been working fine with MS
Access database. I
> made some changes. Then I started getting HTTP 500
Internal Server Error when
> I'd click the submit button. I've tried the following:
> Checked that all files are there and working, i.e.
connection file, database
> file, ASP file, file for after submission.
> Checked and tested the ODBC record.
> Checked the driver on the server.
> Created a new connection file from scratch.
> Let Dreamweaver Insert Record Wizard create a new form
from scratch.
> Intalled Dreamweaver on my server and tested DB
connectivity, etc. from the
> server itself.
>
> Everything seems to work perfectly until you go to the
live page and submit
> the form.
>
> Any help would be appreciated.
You first need to provide a more detailed error message. In
internet
explorer advanced options turn off user friendly errors. Then
run the
page again and see what it says.
Dooza
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