Questions & Answers

Q: I have downloaded and setup the Web Org. chart Trial version on my IIS server and I try on my local development server but I get only
"Type mismatch" error.
A: You have to create File DSN (and Not System DSN) and point to chart.mdb correctly.
Here is the sequence:

• Start your control panel.
• Click on ODBC data source.
• If you have already created System DSN, click on System DSN tab folder, select the file and click on remove.
• Click on File DSN tab folder.
• Click on Add Push button,
• Select “Microsoft Access Driver”, click on Next.
• Type “Chart” and click on next.
• Click on Finish.
• Click on Select Push button.
• Find Chart.Mdb and click OK.
• Open your Setting.asp page
  Change the following line from:
  GetConnectionString = "dsn=chart"
  To:
  GetConnectionString = "Filedsn=chart"
• Save the page.

Q: How can I point to SQL server when I use 'Organization Chart .Net'?
A: Open Web.Config file, go to < appSettings> tag and comment the line.
< add key="DatabasePath" value="Database\Chart.Mdb;"/>
in the following way:
<! - - < add key="DatabasePath" value="Database\Chart.Mdb;"/> -->
Also, add this line instead:
< add key="ConnectionString" value="Provider=SQLOLEDB.1;Initial Catalog=AMLog;Data Source=LAS;UID=AMLog;Password=password"/>
Value should be the correct SQL server connection string in your environment.

Q: How can I change the table or setting in 'Organization Chart .Net'?
A: All the variables are defined in < appSettings> section of the Web.Config file.