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>You would use a UNC path instead of a network share name. I think you had that in your first message. They usually start with \\servername.. etc.
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>For share names and virtual directories you would still need Server.MapPath(). Setting Web server permissions is not a walk in the park, so be ready to do some trial and error with the NT / Web server permissions.
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>Also, try using a system DSN on the web server.
>HTH

I put a html file on the database server and I had no trouble running it on the web server. In VFP I can do ADO stuff connecting to the database server, therefore the permissions should be okay.

In ASP I tried the following and nothing work:
Data Source = \\dataServer\d\tastrade\tastrade.dbc
Data Source = http://virtual root/tastrade.dbc
Data Source = /virtual root/tastrade.dbc

wwwroot
|______virtual root

My ASP file is in wwwroot

I receive this error
Error Type:
Microsoft OLE DB Provider for Visual FoxPro (0x80004005)
Invalid path or file name.

Please Help