HI,

i intend to save some asp scripts on the server.

eg: i store this script on the server

<%="hello"%>

i save this under table "table1" , column name "title"

then i proceed to write out the server script:

set rs = conn.execute("select title from table1")
response.write rs("title")

but the results doesnt execute the stored asp script.

am i doing the wrong way?

i intend to store some asp server scripts on the server...

thanks



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HI,
>
i intend to save some asp scripts on the server.
>
eg: i store this script on the server
>
<%="hello"%>
>
i save this under table "table1" , column name "title"
>
then i proceed to write out the server script:
>
set rs = conn.execute("select title from table1")
response.write rs("title")
>
but the results doesnt execute the stored asp script.
>
am i doing the wrong way?
>
i intend to store some asp server scripts on the server...

You're just returning the string of ASP code.

Try using Eval() to apply it -- untested.

On Fri, 29 Dec 2006 12:29:01 -0600, McKirahan <News@McKirahan.comwrote:

"User" <user@emailwrote in message
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>
You're just returning the string of ASP code.
>
Try using Eval() to apply it -- untested.

That has a lot of limitations. Foremost, it's highly insecure, but it also
defeats IIS's script context caching (so every statement will have to be
recompiled with every page load), prevents you from keeping your code
under revision control, and makes it impossible to use templates (i.e.,
you would need to use Response.Write "hello" rather than <%= "hello" %>).

A better design might be to store an identifier in the table, and then use
GetRef() to resolve it to a function, e.g:

<% Set rs = conn.Execute("SELECT title FROM table1")
Set f = GetRef(rs("title"))
f()
%>

<% Function SayHello() %>
hello
<% End Function %>

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Thanks !

Got it!

I've used Execute() instead.

Without the eval() tip, i wouldnt have found execute()

=)

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You're just returning the string of ASP code.
>
Try using Eval() to apply it -- untested.
>
>

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You should read this:
http://blogs.msdn.com/ericlippert/ar.../01/53329.aspx

User wrote:

Thanks !
>
Got it!
>
I've used Execute() instead.
>
Without the eval() tip, i wouldnt have found execute()
>
=)
>
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You should read this:
http://blogs.msdn.com/ericlippert/ar.../01/53329.aspx

That's for JScript not VBScript; though even that article states:
"There are a few scenarios in which eval is invaluable.".

[snip]

[snip]

McKirahan wrote:

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>
That's for JScript not VBScript; though even that article states:

The same reasoning applies to Execute. A new compiler is spawned consuming
resources and impairing performance.
Part two of the series
(http://blogs.msdn.com/ericlippert/ar.../04/53335.aspx) describes
the security hole opened by the use of these methods.

"There are a few scenarios in which eval is invaluable.".
>

And this is not one of the situations he describes.
Justin described a perfectly workable alternative to Execute, but as usual,
the alternatives look a little harder and the Execute/Eval crutch is picked
up.

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