Global Error Checking

[Mark D. Scudder]

I know that you can define an error handler in a sub or function...but I've got a program that runs 24/7 for other people, even when I'm not around to see what it's (or they're) doing. Is there a way to have a global error handler for every line of code, just so i can grab the error message and write it to a log file before the program dies? That way I can catch the bugs and fix them, despite the end-user's always-helpful cries of "your program's a piece of crap." :-)

-Mark

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Mark D. Scudder
(www.markscudder.com)

[Iouri]

You can use Erl function

When a run-time error occurs in a Visual Basic for Applications user- defined function with error handling
in effect, the Erl() function returns 0 unless a line number is specified in the user-defined function.

You can return a line number in the Erl() function by specifying a line number on or above the line that
causes the error. The Erl() function will return the line number currently in effect. You must specify
a numeric line number, not an alphanumeric line label. The Erl function() will only return a line number.

Dim x As Integer ' Declare variable.
On Error GoTo ErrorTest_Error
1 x = 1
2 x = 2
3 x = 5 / 0 ' Divide by zero error.
Exit Sub

ErrorTest_Error:
MsgBox "Error occurred in line #" & Erl
Resume Next

This proc will return -> Error occurred in line # 3

Line # >65529 is not supported


Iouri Boutchkine
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