No, you shouldn't wrap every CREATEOBJECT(). That's what your error handler is for.
You should do it only in cases when you expect that CREATEOBJECT() can fail for whatever reason in runtime and you want to handle it in some special way.

>Is this overkill, or do most programmers actually do this with every CreateObject request? Or should I just pay attention to what I am doing and rely on my manual testing to make sure I did it correctly?
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>>Wrap CREATEOBJECT() with TRY...ENDTRY
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