You will need to ensure that the virtual directory is set to use ASP.NET 2.0 (If on 3.x ASP.NET 1.1), you will also need to make sure that default.aspx is listed as the default document.

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davidtoohey,

I had scheduled back-up overnight but this publishing wizard failed reporting following error file. Could you help ?

Database Publishing Progress

- Gathering list of objects to script (Success)

- Scripting objects (Success)

- Writing table dbo.HtmlText (Error)
 Messages
 * Timeout expired.  The timeout period elapsed prior to completion of the operation or the server is not responding. (Microsoft SQL Server, Error: -2)

When I needed the same thing, MikeKist pointed me in the same direction, and when I asked about using the .sql file  to recreate the database he said:

QUOTE]mikekist wrote

Yes it is very easy. Open management studio to your local connection and create new database (If you're not sure about using management studio - let me know). Go to the studio file-->open menu and click on file. Insert your sql database file and click open to bring it into the Query editor window on the right. Make sure your new database is shown in the dropdown list in the toolbar and click the execute button to the right.You'll see the executing query in the bottom half of the window on the right and when it's done it will say "Query executed successfully" - that's it - browse your database.

Good luck,

Mike

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I hope that helps.