Greg,

In other words, it would not work, then? :(

Here is what I put in Error method:

*---------------------- Location Section ------------------------
*   Library: 	Aqueueprocess.vcx
*   Class: 		Aassignqueues
*   Method: 	Error()
*----------------------- Usage Section --------------------------
*)  Description:
*)

*   Scope:      Public
*   Parameters:
*$  Usage:
*$
*   Returns:
*--------------------- Maintenance Section ----------------------
*   Change Log:
*       CREATED 	06/01/2005 - NN
*		MODIFIED
*----------------------------------------------------------------
lparameters nError, cMethod, nLine
if m.nError <> 1089 && Custom error
	local lcError, lnI, laErrors[1]
	lcError = "Encountered an error #" + transform(m.nError) + " " + ;
		message() + " " + message(1)+ " in method " + m.cMethod + ;
		"on line # " + transform(m.nLine) + chr(13)

	if not inlist(type('gaErrors[1]'),"U", "L")

		for lnI = 1 to alen(gaErrors)
			lcError = m.lcError + transform(gaErrors [m.lnI]) + chr(13)
		next
	endif
	this.lRealError = .t.
	this.cError = m.lcError
endif

and this in cError_Assign:

*---------------------- Location Section ------------------------
*   Library: 	Aqueueprocess.vcx
*   Class: 		Aassignqueues  
*   Method: 	Cerror_assign() 
*----------------------- Usage Section --------------------------
*)  Description: 
*)

*   Scope:      Public
*   Parameters: 
*$  Usage:      
*$              
*   Returns:  
*--------------------- Maintenance Section ----------------------
*   Change Log:
*       CREATED 	06/01/2005 - NN 
*		MODIFIED
*----------------------------------------------------------------
LPARAMETERS vNewVal
*To do: Modify this routine for the Assign method
THIS.cError = m.vNewVal
this.WriteToLogfile(this.cError)
IF NOT this.lRealError
   ERROR this.cError && Trigger an error
endif   
this.lRealError = .f.

Now, you're saying, that it would not work? :(


>I readed the VFP Help file on TRY CATCH, and it states that the ERROR event will catch the objects error before the CATCH statement. In otherwords, if there is a Error event, it will process the error first. I also saw no means to raise the error to the CATCH statement from the Error event. But, if there is no Error event defined in the object, the CATCH statement does process the error.
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>From the Error event help
>Any errors that occur in an object's Error event must be handled by the object and are not escalated to an ON ERROR routine or TRY...CATCH...FINALLY handler.
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