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actually is there a better cleaner way to do this? as this syntax does work?
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actually is there a better cleaner way to do this? as this syntax does work?

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I tried abbreviating it to <br />
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call = call &amp;&nbsp;&quot;code&quot;<br />
call += &nbsp;&quot;code&quot;<br />
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And that seems to work?<br />

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I tried abbreviating it to

call = call & "code"
call +=  "code"

And that seems to work?


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I tend to avoid those constructs as they are not generally easy for all to read, but if it works in your install and you're happy with the construct then of course ...<br />
<br />
Chris
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I tend to avoid those constructs as they are not generally easy for all to read, but if it works in your install and you're happy with the construct then of course ...

Chris

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How do I continue on to another line in VBScript<br />
<br />
I'm moving from a asp to a aspx page<br />
<br />
I have a sql call that goes over multiple lines and to continue each line I did this<br />
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call = &quot;code&quot; &amp;&nbsp;_<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;&quot;code&quot; &amp;&nbsp;_<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;&quot;code&quot; <br />
<br />
What is the correct way to do it as part of a aspx page?<br />
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How do I continue on to another line in VBScript

I'm moving from a asp to a aspx page

I have a sql call that goes over multiple lines and to continue each line I did this

call = "code" & _
           "code" & _
           "code" 

What is the correct way to do it as part of a aspx page?



VBScript line continuation aspx

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VB Script

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