ErrorExample.vbp
This is an example of how to use the intrinsic Visual basic App object to log errors to a file, which may later be helpful in debugging an application. The log file has the error number, error description, form name, sub or function name, and a date-time stamp when the error occurred. This also limits the error so that multiple loggings of the same error are not recorded in iterations.
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'* This must be compiled into an executable for the intrinsic '* error logging to work '* It will not work from the development enviroment. '* paste this code on to a form, save and compile it for the demo Private Sub Form_Load() '*here is an example of a sub which I raise errors in for the demo ErrorDemoSub MsgBox "Errors Recorded in Error Log File" Unload Me End Sub Private Sub ErrorDemoSub() Dim i As Integer Dim ii As Integer On Error GoTo MyErrorLog 'we'll simulate an error in a loop although we only log it one time For i = 1 To 20 For ii = 1 To 5 Err.Raise i Next ii Next i Exit Sub MyErrorLog: LogErrors Err.Number, Err.Description, Me.Name, "ErrorDemoSub" Err.Clear Resume Next End Sub
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