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Execute

The Execute subroutine is the most powerful feature of the Active Server Pages language. It allows you to pass a block of ASP code as a string to the ASP engine. The scripting engine will evaluate and process all of the code within the current context of the script.

This means that you can store program code in a variable as a character string. This string can be built dynamically or stored in a database (encrypted if you wish) and executed where needed on your pages.

This subroutine does not return any value but may modify some of the local variables and objects depending on the code that is processed.

Individual statements may be separated by colons (:) or line breaks (vbCrLf) in the code parameter.

Dim sCode

sCode = "Dim sDate : sDate = Now() : Response.Write sDate"
Execute sCode

sCode = "Dim sDate" & vbCrLf & "sDate = Now()" & vbCrLf & "Response.Write sDate"
Execute sCode

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