I used to use the program() function which lets you work your way back up the calling stack.

HTH Jeffrey

>As part of my FoxPro project, I have implemented a custom error log routine. This routine is executed by an "ON ERROR DO error_log.pgm" call. I would like to return control not back to the routine that generated the error, but instead return control back to the "parent" routine. According to the FoxPro on-line help, once an ON ERROR routine completes, it will return control to the statement following the one that generated the error (or optionally to re-try the statement that generated the error). This is not what I would like to happen (if possible).
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>Maybe an example will help explain what I am trying to do. For example, routine A calls routine B, and B generates an error, which transfers control to the error log routine. When the error log routine is done, I would like to return control to routine A (an continue processing within A), even though it was routine B that kicked off the error routine.
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>I am using Visual FoxPro 7.0 SP1....
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>Thank you for your help.