This is a part of the string -
)+6;pVM=pVF.substring(y,pVF.indexOf(".",y));}}
else if (window.ActiveXObject && window.execScript){
window.execScript('on error resume next\npVM=2\ndo\npVM=pVM+1\
Thanks in advance
Guru
If you use the proper functions to escape or bind arguments, Oracle
should not care about what's inside your string (beyond charset issues,
which is a different story).
Are you sure your problem is not related to HTML/JavaScript? In
JavaScript, if you need to insert a double quote in a double quote
delimited string, you need to escape with backslashes:
var foo = "y,pVF.indexOf(\".\",y));";
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