>>> Will CATCH able to "catch" the error if OLE ERROR raised?
>>Yes, it does.
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>I have another question about the TRY. What is the FINALLY for? Specifically, is there a difference between placing commands after FINALLY, or completely outside the entire TRY structure?
>
>Hilmar.

Hi Hilmar,

I was wondering about that, too. You can find some discussion about it under a recent thread on microsoft.public.fox.programmer.exchange. Basically, as I understand it, the FINALLY steps are performed after the CATCH steps (as well as the non-error case). Code placed after the ENDTRY, i.e. outside the TRY ... ENDTRY block, is not executed for the CATCH cases.

Mike