Hi Glenn

I understand.

Thanks
Jim


>Make sure you have only a "default" handler for the error method in the class. If even the handler is all blanks but not "DEFAULT" then it will intercept the error, and not allow your global error handler to process the error.
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>Glenn
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>>Hello group,
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>>Today I am learning Error trapping.
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>>I put an ON ERROR DO ODBCErrorHandler in my connection method code. I then put in the PROCEDURE ODBCErrorHandler and found out we can not nest procedures in a class method.
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>>Then made a public method called ODBCErrorHandler and hoped it would be called by ON ERROR DO ODBCErrorHandler which has the following test code in it.
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>>LOCAL lcErrorString
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>>= AERROR(Eray) && Data from most recent error
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>>lcErrorString = "Error Number " + alltrim(str(eray(1)))
>>MESSAGEBOX(lcErrorString)
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>>I instansiated the class and sent it an erroneous connection string and no messagebox appeared.
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>>How do I handle errors within a class method.
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>>Thanks
>>Jim