I am adding support to get the inner exceptions, when we have such a situation.

So, in regular cases, the code goes in here:

                ' If we had an error
                If Not oServer.GetLastError() Is Nothing Then
                    loError = oServer.GetLastError().GetBaseException()
                    lcError = Trim(loError.Message) + "1"
                    lcStackTrace = loError.StackTrace

                    ' If we have an exception
                    If Not loError.InnerException Is Nothing Then
                        lcError = lcError + "2"
                        'lcError = lcError + oApp.GetInnerException(loError.InnerException)
                    End If

                End If

From my application, I have forced an error like this:

            Try
                loRow = loData.oRows(0)
            Catch ex As Exception
                Throw New Exception("Ok, here is the exception", ex.InnerException)
            End Try

So, the first one is an "Object reference not found".
The second one is "Ok, here is the exception".

But, in my error handling, I still only get the last exception, identified here by "Ok, here is the exception1". I would have expected to get that line followed by "2" as this is what I put temporary in my code to look up the chain of exception.

Anyone would know why it does not recognize that there is another level higher in the chain?