I have some VB modules that I am wanting to execute in VBScript (system redesign). Some of my modules, however, use the GOTO command to jump around in the code. I cannot execute these scripts in VBScript. Is there a similar command/function in VBScript or am I forced to find new logic??
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"GoTo" command
- Thread starter ScottAW
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I do not believe that VBScript has a GOTO, but I have been wrong before. One possibility may be using Subs with Exit Sub statements in the right places, hope it all works out... "A computer scientist is a person who knows when it is time to hit the computer."
John
johnmc@mvmills.com
John
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FengShui1998
MIS
ScottAW,
The equivalent of GOTO is by trapping the error "ON ERROR" for vbscript. There really is no GOTO.
fengshui1998
Aladdin420
Programmer
There is NO 'GoTo' statement in VBScript!! I'm willing to bet.....uh.., okay never mind the betting. 
Honestly there really isn't any.
Honestly there really isn't any.- Status
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