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We have a simple SQL Server database with an ASP.NET front end.

I can easily update a record from my browser.

Another person cannot: he edits the field and hits the "update" button, but the change is not propagated to the database. The old value remains. He is using Internet Explorer. I checked the database, and his change is not propagated. There is no error thrown.

He WAS able to edit in May. Today he can't. but I can.

I can even update it with the Google Chrome browser.

Any ideas why his browser can't update, but I can?

Thanks!

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Check thoroughly your stored procedures and application structure, it might not be a browser issue at all. There must be some permission or user level problem in application.

Popo
Aren't the update queries running under the ASP.NET anonymous account? Permission to see the page is limited by a login to get to the page. But once on the page, the username is not relevant to the update query.
Glenn