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Off the top of my head: Trap the error in the error method, set a property of the object (class) to hold the error information -- AERROR() -- use the property to set the loResult.
USE MyTable
IF MyClass.lUseFailed && Error method sets lUseFailed property
loResult....
ELSE
.
.
.
ENDIF
HTH
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