What is the sequence in which error handling is processed? In my particular instance, I'm trying to remove from a page in a pageframe all labels of a certain name. I'm doing this in the valid of a textbox on the main form. My code is

WITH thisform.pframe
     .
     some code
     .
	WITH .pgPassFail
		** Remove the "Board Number" objects from the pass/fail page
		iBoard = 0
		DO WHILE .T.
			iBoard = iBoard + 1
			TRY
				.RemoveObject(".lblBoard"+TRANSFORM(iBoard))
			CATCH
				EXIT
			ENDTRY
		ENDDO
	ENDWITH
     .
     more code
     .
ENDWITH

I know there are other (probably better) ways of doing this. I'm not looking for help on that as I'm (pretty sure I can work that out on my own. But........

when the object doesn't exist, I would have expected the TRY/CATCH block to kick in and execute the code in the CATCH section. Instead, the form ERROR method is invoked

So. Assuming that all of the following exist

1. ON ERROR
2. Form Error Method Code
3.. Control Error Method Code
4. TRY/CATCH code

What is the sequence in which the error checking takes place?

Thanks...........Rich