Whoops!! The last line before 'return' resetting the On Error command should also be inside the if clause before the 'Resume next' statement.

Alan

>>i want to know if they exist another solution because i have a lot to change like this
>
>About the only way I can think of so you don't have to change all your "USE" statments would be to use an ON ERROR statement passing the error() and message() parameters. If Error() is 24, you could parse out the < name > from Message() and then do the same sort of code - ie - just do the select.
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>

On Error do CatchError with Error(), Message(), Message(1), Program(), LineNo()
>
>Procedure CatchError(tnErrorNo, tcMessage, tcMessage1, tcProgram, tnLineNo
>Local lcOnError, lcAlias
>
>   lcOnError = On("Error")
>   ON ERROR
>
>   If tnErrorNo = 24
>      Alltrim(lcAlias) = Substr(tcMessage, 1, At(" ", Message()))
>      Select (lcAlias)
>      Resume Next
>   endif
>
>   ** other error code for other errors
>   ** ditto ditto
>
>   On Error &lcOnError
>
>Return
>

>
>It might work ;)
>
>Alan