"McKirahan" wrote:

> "Jack" <J***@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:3F08ABE0-7976-4FEA-9BDA-2D8165E76DA1@microsoft.com...
> > Hi,
> > I have a asp page which is pretty long. This consitst of various
> recordsets.
> > My intention is to stop execution of a code at a cetain point and test one
> > value prior to this point. Is there any way to do this? Thanks in advance.
> > Regards.
>
> An "If" statement comes to mind as in:
>
>     If item = value Then
>         ' do something
>     End If
>
> Perhaps a more detailed description of the issue would suggest a different
> answer.
>
> What do you mean by "stop execution of the code"?
>
> Will this require user interaction?
>
>
>

"Jack" <J***@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:F253B327-7092-4EF7-AF57-5967CAF26849@microsoft.com...
> Thanks McKirahan for your answer. Actually, I need to log into the system.
> That is the only user interaction. I would like to check couple of values
of
> variables which are in the middle of the code. Just after this, the code
is
> giving error. I was wondering if I could open the web page and the code
would
> run upto this point of extracting the values of couple of variables and
not
> execute any further which, at this point, if runs, will give me error in
the
> page. Hope I am clear.
> I am going to test Vic's suggestion, to see if that works. Regards.

"McKirahan" wrote:

> "Jack" <J***@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:F253B327-7092-4EF7-AF57-5967CAF26849@microsoft.com...
> > Thanks McKirahan for your answer. Actually, I need to log into the system.
> > That is the only user interaction. I would like to check couple of values
> of
> > variables which are in the middle of the code. Just after this, the code
> is
> > giving error. I was wondering if I could open the web page and the code
> would
> > run upto this point of extracting the values of couple of variables and
> not
> > execute any further which, at this point, if runs, will give me error in
> the
> > page. Hope I am clear.
> > I am going to test Vic's suggestion, to see if that works. Regards.
>
> Use
>     Response.Write(variable_name)
> before
>     Response.End
> to view variable_name at the point of termination
>
> If you use it multiple times. use:
>     Response.Write("<br>variable_name = " & variable_name)
>
>
>