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here for a quick overview of the site Help Center Detailed answers to any questions you http://stackoverflow.com/questions/20327816/how-to-capture-error-message-in-lotusscript might have Meta Discuss the workings and policies of this site http://benpoole.com/weblog/200212020837 About Us Learn more about Stack Overflow the company Business Learn more about hiring developers or posting ads with us Stack Overflow Questions Jobs Documentation Tags Users Badges Ask Question x Dismiss Join the Stack Overflow Community Stack Overflow is a community of error goto 6.2 million programmers, just like you, helping each other. Join them; it only takes a minute: Sign up How to capture error message in LotusScript up vote 0 down vote favorite I want to capture error message in error handler and use it in if condition: errorhandler: Print "Error in function TriggerMail -- " on error goto & Cstr(Error) & " -- occured at line - " & Cstr(Erl()) MsgBox CStr(Error) If CStr(Error) = "Unable to send mail, no match found in Name & Address Book(s)" Then curdoc.Flag = " Invalid Short name" Call curdoc.Save(False, True) end if I am using cstr(Error) which I got and and validtaing...Though my 'If' condition is true it is skipping the condition. Please correct me and tell me some alternative way. Tried using error number still not able to get into if loop Call doc.Send(False, False) If Str(Err) = "4294" Then curdoc.Flag = " Invalid Short name" curdoc.defaulterSLACount = CInt(defaultCount) Call curdoc.Save(False, True) Else ''--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ' Flags set in the week doc of the defaulter for reference 'curdoc.Flag = "Mail Sent Successfully" curdoc.SentTo = doc.sendTo curdoc.CopiedTo = doc.CopyTo curdoc.SentOn = Cstr(Now) curdoc.defaulterSLACount = Cint(defaultCount) Call curdoc.Save(False, True) End If Else curdoc.Flag = "Mail Not Sent" curdoc.defaulterSLACount = Cint(defaultCount) Call curdoc.Save(False, True) End If ' -------------------- DefaulterCount If Check ends here Exit
Type mismatch errors when all you were doing was going about your normal business. Well, these errors are often down to poor / non-existent error handling on the part of the coder. Here's how to avoid that kind of nonsense… On Error Goto… Lotusscript is a procedural, or linear language. By this I mean that your code kicks off, and runs, bumpity-bumpity-bump to the end. Sure, there can be some branching and stuff like that, but ultimately it's a BASIC-derived language, and therefore linear (object models and the like notwithstanding). This means that you can often see the dreaded Goto statement dotted around (note: the link is a 123KB PDF) Now, I don't particularly like to use the Goto statement, but sometimes we don't have much choice. Whilst I like to break up reams of impenetrable code into nice logical parcels held within sub-routines and functions, I have to use the Goto statement to cover my arse with regards errors. The line you may be aware of is this: On Error Goto lblErrs Forget the "lblErrs" bit for the time being -- that's just a custom "label" I use for the actual error handling code -- but I'm sure you can see what we're telling the program to do here. As soon as an error is hit, go to the named label. Why do we have labels? Well, some of you may well remember the heady days of early '80s BASIC programming on ZX Spectrums, BBC Micros, and the like. I think just about everyone went into their local electronics store and did something like this to the demo machines: 10 Print "Ben woz 'ere";
20 Goto 10 Oh how we laughed. Well, back then we had BASIC programs with line numbering. In Lotusscript and VB we only use line numbers for referencing, we don't use them within the actual code (apart from maybe in error handlers, when we use the Erl function), so we have labels instead. Time for some sample code to il