问题
Ok, I have searched and read other posts and other areas from Google but still am struggling.
I have created a small ASP page which loads and functions as planned. I've created a small MS Access Database in MC Access (2003 - 32bit) and later I had another go with MS Access (2010 - 32 Bit) When I've added a connection string into my ASP Page I get:
Microsoft OLE DB Provider for ODBC Drivers error '80004005' [Microsoft][ODBC Driver Manager] The specified DSN contains an architecture mismatch between the Driver and Application /default2.asp, line 3
I researched this error and found I was trying to use the 64 drivers, I have since used the 32 bit drivers by going to SysWOW64 folder and using the ODBC Administrator there. but I still seem to be getting that error message.
As for the particular string I have used, I have tried all of these (changing the reflect my database name and location) http://support.microsoft.com/kb/300382
When I have tried with these different strings, some of the messages were different but still no connection.
Also, when trying to create a DSN, I wasn't sure which driver to select, there were several for MS Access all slightly different names. To sontinue with my scatter-gun approach, I have tried them all.
I figure I have overlooked something very simple, but at a loss. Can anyone point me in the right direction (checks that I can do) I'm a complete novice in this subject but hope to have a simple set-up at home so I can stop breaking the work's system ;-)
My operating system is Windows 7 64bit.
回答1:
Thanks for the replies, The link Westie left, lead me to another avenue and after some more searches via Google I found this Thread
It basically describes how to ensure my IIS was using the 32bit drivers, which it wasn't. I used the first option mentioned and now everything works.
Cheers for all your help. Leon
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/17086259/connecting-to-ms-access-database-within-asp-an-architecture-mismatch