All articles with keyword "ASP Syntax"

@TRANSACTION Directive

If you’re using transactions in your ASP application, remember that the @TRANSACTION directive, however you’re using it, has to be on the first line of your ASP...

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Always Provide a Case Else

When using the Select Case statement, always have a Case Else that will pick up any cases not matched in your list. Even if you're sure that extraneous values c...

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ASP Comment Blocks

Like any other programming language, you have to comment your ASP code. Case in point: I wrote some complex logic for a calendar I built last year. I needed to ...

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Avoid Global Variables

Whenever possible, declare your variables locally within subroutines. This will save memory resources and in turn, make your applications run faster. Any variab...

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Calling Subroutines

In VBScript, you can call a subroutine simply by using the name of the subroutine, as shown here: H...

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