>Hi,
>Should work.
>Are you saying that the Throw in retParm() fires but that it's not caught in the completewhere func?
Yes

>IAC, as the code stands, the TRY/CATCH block in retParm() is redundant since you're not handling the exception in any meaningful way.
That is the point. I want to handle the error in the completewhere() method. My interpretation of the docs says that throw will throw the error to the calling method's error handler????

>
>>The error does not throw forward. I would like the completewhere() method to catch the error so I can run the getReqiredParms() method. That is not happening.
>>>What seems to be a problem?
>>>>
>>>>I am trying to get a nested try catch to work using throw with little success. I am trying to get the retParm() method to throw an error and have the completewhere() method catch the error. Is this possible?
>>>>
>>>>Thanks.
>>>>
>>>>Here is the code
>>>>

>>>>	FUNCTION completewhere()
>>>>		LOCAL llRet 
>>>>		llRet = .t.
>>>>		TRY 
>>>>			this.oparm = this.oParmObj.retparm()
>>>>		CATCH TO loError 
>>>>                      * catch the error here and run the method below.
>>>>			this.getReqiredParms()
>>>>		FINALLY 		
>>>>			this.oParmObj.removeall()
>>>>		ENDTRY 
>>>>		return llRet 
>>>>	ENDFUNC
>>>>
>>>>	FUNCTION retParm()
>>>>		LOCAL loRet , loError
>>>>		loRet = CREATEOBJECT("empty")
>>>>		TRY 
>>>>			FOR lnx = 1 TO this.count 
>>>>				ADDPROPERTY(loRet,this.aitems[lnx,2],this.aitems[lnx,1])
>>>>			NEXT 
>>>>		CATCH TO loError 
>>>>                      * error occurs and throw the error to  completewhere()
>>>>			THROW loError
>>>>		FINALLY
>>>>
>>>>		ENDTRY
>>>>		return loRet 
>>>>	ENDFUNC
>>>>
>>>>