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error number "0". I get this error in these scenarios: click in a comboBox, that uses a SharePoint list as its source, then type text that is not on the list. (the "limit to list" property must be true). If this property is false, then I don't get the error and everything works fine, but this must be set to true for this specific database. lose connection to SharePoint, then click on an object (comboBox etc) that uses a SharePoint list vba on error goto 0 meaning as its source. There is code in an "Got_Focus" sub that pulls data from the list. If I catch error number 0 and take care of that, immediately after, the real description displays. For instance, in the first scenario after catching 0 the error "item not on list" box will show, which is a real error (2237) and the second a "can't find record source" box will show, error 2580. However, I can't catch those errors, and if I put in a message box to display the error number after catching error 0, it never displays/or activates. It seems I get the error 0 consistently when the "Limit to list" property is set to true. I've tried to do "On_Load" sub set Limit to List to true, and "On_close" set to false, however this causes an error can't find object on the "On_Close()" sub. Here is a sample: Private Sub Got_Focus() On Error GoTo catchError Me.Requery \\This could be any code that "pings" the SharePoint List exit_catchError: Exit Sub catchError: If Err.Number = 0 Then Resume Next \\i'v tried with and without this. Gives error 20 with \\ Also tried If Then with Err.Number = 0 If Err.Number = 2580 Then \\Doesn't catch MsgBox "Reconnect to SharePoint" ElseIf Err.Number = 2237 Then \\Doesn't catch MsgBox "Text not on List" Else MsgBox Err.Number & " " & Err.Description End If End Sub vba sharepoint error-handling ms-access-2007 access-vba share|improve this ques
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Headlines Experts Exchange > Questions > VBA Code Runs Error Handler with Error Number 0 Want to Advertise Here? Solved VBA Code Runs Error Handler with Error Number 0 Posted http://stackoverflow.com/questions/22520907/access-vba-error-0-zero on 2013-07-08 MS Access Visual Basic Classic 2 Verified Solutions 5 Comments 3,093 Views Last Modified: 2013-07-09 Hello, I have a function that gets called to make a DSNLess ODBC Connection to SQL Server to connect my linked Tables. My code runs fine however My Error handler gets ran with Error Number 0. After Research i find out that Error https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/28178516/VBA-Code-Runs-Error-Handler-with-Error-Number-0.html 0 means the code ran successfully so im at a loss as to why it gets thrown into my Error Handler. As you can see in below code, i have an Exit Region with a Exit Function Statement before the Error handler which will prevent it from running on an every time occasion. Any Assistance will be appreciated as i'm not sure what Causes this. Also Just adding an if statement or select case statement to skip if it is Error 0 is not a preferable answer. I know about these solutions, however, my boss would like to know why its happening in the first place The Error occurs in the AttachDSNLessTable Function which is called by the DSNLessConnect Function '//Name : AttachDSNLessTable '//Purpose : Create a linked table to SQL Server without using a DSN '//Parameters '// stLocalTableName: Name of the table that you are creating in the current database '// stRemoteTableName: Name of the table that you are linking to on the SQL Server database '// stServer: N
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