When creating forms for the Backstage Server, remember to use the Backstage form elements instead of the standard HTML form elements. Do not place Backstage table objects inside standard HTML tables in Backstage Designer. The Backstage Server will not expand the page correctly. Queries that do not return a result may cause errors that prevent your page from being displayed. Configure the Session Time-Out value in Backstage Administration reasonably for your site.
Active sessions consume precious server memory, disk space and system resources until they expire.
Grant enough time to complete transactions, but allow sessions to expire so system resources are deallocated automatically. Also, check your web server's log files for other possible errors. If your database fields contain carriage returns or line feed characters, remember that these are considered white space in HTML and are ignored by browsers. Your fields may not appear in their original format. With Windows NT, be sure to install the Backstage Server as a Service under the admin account so they are available to all users on the system.