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Revision as of 16:11, 1 June 2009
Class
Error Handling and Debugging
Purpose
Save error.mem information to a specified file when an error occurs
Syntax
SAVE ERROR TO <mem filename>
See Also
ERRNO(), ERROR(), MESSAGE(), ON ERROR, PROCLINE(), PROCNAME(), SET ERRORVERSION
Description
The SAVE ERROR command saves the error.mem information to a specified file <mem filename> when an error occurs. This includes the following information:
- Recital Software version, patch release and compilation date
- Date and time file created
- Machine and user names
- Stack trace
- Active public and private procedures and functions
- Public and private memory variables
- Active status of workareas
- Settings as per DISPLAY STATUS
The SAVE ERROR command should be used in conjunction with the ON ERROR command. NOTE: multiple numbered error.mem files can be created automatically if SET ERRORVERSION is ON.
Example
procedure errproc on error lerrflag = .T. save error to errlog return // Attempt to open non-existent table lerrflag = .F. on error do errproc use nontable if not lerrflag // Continue processing else dialog box "Error has occurred" endif
Products
Recital Database Server, Recital Mirage Server, Recital Terminal Developer