RE: Wierd problem between <!--...--> and <%...%>, David RIchardson, 02-02-2005

If you use <% ... %>, you have to quote the whole string

by Roger Harris, February 3, 2005 11:00

Inside the "script tags" <% and %>, a semicolon can be used to separate multiple statements. Since connection strings also use semicolons to separate keywords, you have to put the whole string in quotes, such as:

<% DATABASE "DRIVER={MySQL ODBC 3.51 driver};
             SERVER=%server_name$;
             DATABASE=%database_name%;
             USER=%user_name%;
             password=%password%"  %>

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