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ASP Coding and Style - Response.Buffer and Debugging

When debugging asp pages, if you have set the response.buffer = true, you will not always see ASP error messages. Hence, set the response.buffer = false during debugging - this ensures that if the page cannot be processed (because of an ASP coding problem for example), an error message will appear.

See also: Buffering output for speed

 

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