>>Hi,
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>>Could someone create a sample code with Try Catch such that Try will trigger an error and then Catch will trigger an error such that it would go back to the Catch again? That is, where the Catch code fires twice. I have had that condition once (I saw it in the debugger) but forgot how the error in my code triggered it.
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>Also worth noting that you can have multiple Catch clauses in a single Try-Catch if they use the When clause:
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>TRY
> * Something
>CATCH TO oExc WHEN oExc.ErrorNo = n
> * One response for a special case
>CATCH TO oExc WHEN oExc.ErrorNo = m
> * Different response for a different special case
>CATCH
> * The rest of the cases
>ENDTRY
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>Tamar
I didn't know about this clause. This should really help in troubleshooting issue(s).
Thank you!
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