>Hi Fabio,
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>I must admit two embarrasing things. One is that I never liked to use RETRY, and the second, far more important and embarrasing, is that I am never happy with the way I handle the errors, usually I decide in a case by case analisys instead of a standard approach for all programs. I recognize this as one of my weakest points in programming
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Hugo,

Don't worry yourself.

Of the whole programming art,
the management of the errors is the thing most difficult.
A basic requisite is that something functions,
and it is necessary to know what it works;
it is for this that I am so severe with those of the team.

I have succeeded in building a global universal error handling in VFP,
but believe me, I have had to force a lot the incoherent scheme of VFP
error handling.

I can now launch a program that produces errors, wherever
without problems, and the program work where it can.

Fabio