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Insert new procedure with built-in error handling

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Phred Bear - 25 Jul 2005 23:59 GMT
Any body know of any downloads which will create the bare bones of a new
procedure in Access 2000 but which includes simple error handling. Like, for
example, when you insert an On-Click event from the properties form but with
user defined properties.


David C. Holley - 26 Jul 2005 00:35 GMT
No, however if you want simple error handing...create a new command
button on a form and have it do something (anything), then just copy the
 EH code created by the wizard. (It'll be pretty obvious as to what the
code is.) From there its just a matter of changing the labels in the code.

On Error Goto cmdButton_onClick_Error

becomes

On Error Goto myFunction_Error

> Any body know of any downloads which will create the bare bones of a new
> procedure in Access 2000 but which includes simple error handling. Like, for
> example, when you insert an On-Click event from the properties form but with
> user defined properties.
>
>  
Dirk Goldgar - 26 Jul 2005 01:57 GMT
> Any body know of any downloads which will create the bare bones of a
> new procedure in Access 2000 but which includes simple error
> handling. Like, for example, when you insert an On-Click event from
> the properties form but with user defined properties.

I think MZ-Tools may have, if not exactly what you want, at least
something very like it:

   http://www.mztools.com/v3/features.htm.

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Phred Bear - 26 Jul 2005 15:33 GMT
<< I think MZ-Tools may have, if not exactly what you want, at least
something very like it:

   http://www.mztools.com/v3/features.htm.>>

That's exactly what I want. It works fine. Many thanks for that.

Ian Millward
Edinburgh
 
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