ASP Errors
Active Server Pages error 'ASP 0126' 
You will get Active Server Pages error ´ASP 0126´ if you try to include a file that does not exist. This is a straightforward error - that file is not on your server!
Active Server Pages error 'ASP 0131'
Active Server Pages error ´ASP 0131´ means your server doesn´t support reference to upper folder.
ActiveX component can't create object: 'CDONTS.NewMail'
Sending mail in ASP is one of the most basic tasks to accomplish. What happens when you get the error ActiveX component can´t create object: ´CDONTS.NewMail´?
Array Subscript Overflow Error
If you´re using arrays, it´s very likely at one point or another that you´ll hit a subscript overflow error.
ASP Error - Overflow: 'cInt'
A common error in ASP is the Overflow: ´cInt´ error. What does it mean when you overflow a cInt value? How do you fix this?
ASP Error - The HTTP Headers are already written
A very common error in the world of ASP is: The HTTP headers are already written to the client browser. Any HTTP header modifications must be made before writing page content.
ASP Error The requested resource is in use
The following error - The requested resource is in use - is caused in ASP by the ISAPI caching setting in IIS.
Saving Changes is Not Permitted error
When you're modifying your database, you might get an error that says Saving Changes is Not Permitted. How do you fix this error?
Server Too Busy - Error 500-13
If your website keeps growing and growing, eventually you will hit the error 500-13, that your server is too busy to handle the requests. What do you do?
The requested resource is in use
The error "The requested resource is in use" is fairly common in Windows. If you´re getting this with ASP calls, it usually means something is not up to date.
Type Mismatch Error
Type mismatch is a general error that happens when you try to stuff one type of value into a variable of another type.
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