>Thank You for your response.
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>I understand that form1.error() gets priority over ON ERROR.
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>However, My point was; how come form1 allows the ON ERROR to trigger in prg1, while form2 triggers it's own error() event ?
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>They are both running the same prg1 code, they inherit from the same class, and they have the same code in their error() event.
Yes, but is it in both cases the same error on the same codeline?
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>I am trying to understand the inconsitency of this situation.
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>- Also is there anyway, I can FORCE form2 to do what form1 is doing ? (allow ON ERROR to trigger instead of error()).
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>If this behavior is purely based on LUCK (as it seems that it is), then I will have to change all my code and convert the ON ERROR mechanism to TRY ..CATCH as Doug suggested. However, I am reluctant to change all that code which has been working for so long...
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>Thanks again.
Groet,
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