Error Handling Siebel Vb Script
your program: Err, Error, and On Error. Siebel VB returns a code for many of the possible run-time errors you might encounter. For a list of codes, read Trappable Errors in Siebel VBIn addition to the errors trapped by Siebel VB, you may want to create your own set of codes for trapping errors specific to your program. For example, create your own set of codes if your program establishes rules for file input and the user does not follow the rules. You can trigger an error and respond appropriately using the same statements and functions you would use for error codes returned by Siebel VB.Regardless of the error trapped, you can use two methods to handle errors. You can put error-handling code directly before a line of code where an error might occur (such as after a File Open statement), or you can label a separate section of the procedure just for error handling, and force a jump to that label if any error occurs. The On Error statement handles both options. For more information, read Trapping Errors Returned by Siebel Visual Basic (VB) and Trapping User-Defined, Non-Siebel VB Errors. Siebel VB Language Reference Copyright © 2006, Oracle. All rights reserved.
the last parameter for every COM Data Server interface method. It is not available in the following object interfaces: COM Data Control Mobile Web Client Automation Server Web Client Automation Server Siebel Java Data Bean Examples of Configuring Error Handling This topic includes examples of configuring error handling.Example of Configuring Error Handling for the COM Data Server https://docs.oracle.com/cd/B40099_02/books/VBLANG/VBLANGLangOverview24.html The following code is an example of error handling only for the COM Data Server:GetBusObject (BusObjectName as string, errcode as integer) -> businessObject Example of Configuring Error Handling for COM Data Control and Mobile Web Client Automation Server The following code is an example of error handling https://docs.oracle.com/cd/E14004_01/books/OIRef/Customizing_Siebel_Object_Interfaces19.html for COM Data Control and Mobile Web Client Automation Server:GetBusObject (BusObjectName as string) -> businessObject Example of Configuring Error Handling for Siebel Java Data Bean The SiebelException object handles errors in Siebel Java Data Bean. You can use the getErrorCode method and getErrorMessage method with the SiebelException object. The SiebelException object is defined in the com.siebel.data.SiebelException file. This file is a class file in one of the.jar files included in any java project that must communicate with Siebel CRM. For example:... import com.siebel.data.SiebelException;import com.siebel.data.SiebelDataBean; ...SiebelDataBean mySiebelBean=null;try {mySiebelBean = new SiebelDataBean();mySiebelBean.login("Siebel://SOMSERVER/somsiebel/AppObjMgr/", "CCONWAY", "CCONWAY","enu");}catch (SiebelException e){// Exception handling codeSystem.out.println (e.getErrorMessage ());mySiebelBean = null; //avoid using mySiebelBean if login is unsuccessful}... The ellipsis (...) in this code indicates code that was removed from the example in this book for brevity.For more object interface methods on the SiebelException object, see the Si
canonical number. The error text is based on the specified key, looked up for the current language from the User-Defined Errors category. You can define these errors in https://docs.oracle.com/cd/B40099_02/books/OIRef/OIRefInterfaceRef66.html Tools using the Message Category object. The optional arguments are used to format the string if it contains any substitution arguments (%1, %2).Syntax Application.RaiseError(key, [arg1], [arg2],...., [argN]) Argument Description key Name of the Message object, as defined in Siebel Tools, whose text contains the value to be used. arg1, arg2, ..., argN Optional arguments used to format the error message if it contains any substitution arguments (%1, error handling %2). Returns Not applicableUsage When invoked, the RaiseError method causes execution of the script to terminate, and sends a notification to the browser. Therefore, CancelOperation is not required after RaiseError.Internally, the RaiseError/RaiseErrorText methods raise a Server Script exception. If you have implemented error handling in your scripts, the error handling can suppress RaiseError and RaiseErrorText functionality.If you have implemented error handling in Siebel VB, when using error handling siebel "On Error Goto ...", the RaiseError and RaiseErrorText methods result in the script transferring execution to the error handler. "On Error Resume Next" suppresses the RaiseError and RaiseErrorText methods.CAUTION: Be careful when using RaiseError, because it cancels operations. For example, if it is used in BusComp_PreWriteRecord, the user or code will not be able to step off the current record until the condition causing the RaiseError method to be invoked is addressed. Used With Server ScriptExample In the following eScript example, the RaiseError results in a scripting exception being raised, transferring control to the catch statement. To display the error message, the error must be thrown using the throw statement.function BusComp_PreDeleteRecord (){try {var status = this.GetFieldValue("Account Status");if (status == "Gold") {TheApplication().RaiseError(