>Hi Michelle.
>
>>I guess I'm not clear on error trapping. Do I do something like this:
>>
>>ON ERROR llNotSaved = .T.
>>TABLEUPDATE()
>>IF llNotSaved
>>*Error message
>>ON ERROR
>
>You don't need to set ON ERROR, because TABLEUPDATE() will return .F. and you can use AERROR() to get an array of error information.
>
>For example:
>
>if tableupdate()
>* everything is OK
>else
> aerror(laError)
> if laError[1] = 1884
>* duplicate key value
> endif
>endif
>
>Rather than doing the error handling directly here (after all, there are a number of reasons why TABLEUPDATE may fail), you might want to put the code in a different method. eg:
>
>if tableupdate()
>* everything is OK
>else
> This.HandleError()
>endif
>
>and have HandleError do the job (likely using a CASE statement for different errors).
>
>Doug

That sounds like a good way to do it.

Thanks,

-Michelle