I'd expect that the location of the SQL server would be different (or if using a DSN, maybe it would have a different name), so to check that you're hitting the new db, try this:

In viewcategories.asp, find:

	'// Page Count
	iCategoriesPageCount=rs.PageCount

Just above that, look for something like the following (stock PC line):

	rs.Open query, conntemp, adOpenStatic, adLockReadOnly, adCmdText

In this case, "conntemp" is the db connection string. As per Greg's comment, this connection string might have been changed to some other constant. What'ever constant you find there, try adding the following just above it (again using the stock PC constant name here):

	response.write("conntemp=") & conntemp
	response.end

Then hit viewcategories.asp directly in your browser (the above will only show on the "no parent") category page, not any other category/sub-category page.

This will show you the db connection string being used here. Compare that with the new host location and what you have in storeconstants.asp. If it's different, then you should be able to trace it down from there relatively easily. If it's the same, then you'd need to try the same sort of thing on a db call that's directly related to whatever data appears to be coming from the legacy location rather than the new one.

J

 

I'd suggest going to any page, let's say viewcategories.asp and examine the included file references.  Poke around and see if you can find another db connection.  it's going to be there somewhere.

I don't think the DNS would matter in this case.  We are connecting via an IP address not the actual domain name (it's still active and pointing to the current site).  That IP address hasn't been used for anything else - plus the HTML files are resolving to the new test server.

I did previously look at the document you referenced, but took a 2nd look, now. I didn't see anything that seems to shed light on this.  

Quite bewildering right now. I'm sure once it's figured out it will make sense, though.

John

 

This is a good reference.  Have you seen this?

http://wiki.earlyimpact.com/how_to/move_store

ProductCart v3.51a 

We are planning a move from our current server/host to a new host/server.  

We are going through a test right now.

The new site seems to still be pulling the database data from the current server.  We thought that the file to change all the connection strings was /includes/storeconstants.asp.  However, that file seem to have no affect on the site.  We've even deleted that file and it has no affect, so the change must need to occur somewhere else.

Any thoughts or guidance would be much appreciated!

J