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dealing errors
Posted on 1998-08-27
Hello
I thing there is some method to work with errors.
"Trapable errors"
What can you say about this?
Thanks
Alberto
I thing there is some method to work with errors.
"Trapable errors"
What can you say about this?
Thanks
Alberto
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in VB there is the On error command, you can use it to trap any errors in each function with
on error Goto myErrorFixfunction
OR
on error Resume Next
OR
on Error End
if you can test errors with Err.Number Err.Description etc... and once you are happy that the are solved or not important then you can use a Resume next statement to keep going, all this is in the VB help documentation
on error Goto myErrorFixfunction
OR
on error Resume Next
OR
on Error End
if you can test errors with Err.Number Err.Description etc... and once you are happy that the are solved or not important then you can use a Resume next statement to keep going, all this is in the VB help documentation
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