The LineContents property doesn't return anything useful in runtime. It's populated from the program source code which is not avalable there.

>In lots of our programs we're using try/catch mechanism to catch to exception object. I have a simple Log_Error procedure

>lcError = [Error: ] + transform(m.toError.errorno) + CRLF + ;
>	[LineNo: ] + transform(m.toError.lineno) + CRLF +  ;
>	[Message: ] + m.toError.message  + CRLF +  ;
>	[Procedure: ] + m.toError.procedure + CRLF +  ;
>	[Details: ] + m.toError.details  + CRLF + ;
>	[StackLevel: ] + transform(m.toError.stacklevel) + CRLF + ;
>	[LineContents: ] + m.toError.linecontents

>
>It seems like in run-time the LineContents can either be blank or be absolutely unrelated line of code such as ri_handler("delete").
>
>Here is a sample of this problem:
>

>Error: 12
>LineNo: 3102
>Message: Variable 'TCSTATUS_CODE' is not found.
>Procedure: update_codes
>Details: TCSTATUS_CODE
>StackLevel: 9
>LineContents: __ri_handler("INSERT")
>

>
>In few rare cases it does provide the content correctly. What should I do?