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Latest revision as of 15:55, 12 November 2009
Purpose
Execute specified command when a data entry error occurs
Syntax
ON READERROR [<command>]
See Also
@...GET, APPEND, BROWSE, CHANGE, EDIT, ON ERROR, READ
Description
The ON READERROR command executes the specific <command> when a data entry error is made. Data entry errors are: invalid dates, number out of range, failed VALID condition. ON READERROR can be used to replace the default error messages that are given when these errors occur. If no <command> is specified with the ON READERROR command, any previously issued ON READERROR setting is cancelled.
Example
procedure readtrap dialog box "Date is out of range" return dToday = date() on readerror do readtrap @10,00 say "Enter Date" get dToday; range {01/01/2000},{01/01/2005} read on readerror
Products
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