Doug Hennig wrote a white paper about error handling that works exactly this way. You can find it at www.stonefield.com.


>Hi all,
>
>I have a command button that is looping through a table containing a list of table names. In the loop I am attempting to use each table exclusively. I want to use the Error() method of the button to trap for 1705. The problem is, once I add code to the error method, how do I make errors that I'm not trapping for bubble up to the form and on up the chain?
>
>cmdPump.Error()
>LParameters nError, cMethod, nLine
>
>Do Case
> Case nError = 1705
> ThisForm.lLoop = .t.
> OtherWise
> * What goes here?
>EndCase
>
>I've tried DoDefault() with the parameters, and I've also tried calling the parent error method. I've even used the Error command to manually rethrow the error. How am I supposed to do it?
>
>TIA