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  • Don Leverton

    #1

    Error Handler Wizard -- Access 97

    Hi Folks,

    Being the "lazy" programmer that I am, I seldom "get around to" adding error
    handling to my code.

    I did some searching on Google, and discovered that John Colby
    www.ColbyConsulting.com and Seth D. Galitzer sgsax@ksu.edu have developed a
    wizard that seems to do a magnificent job of doing this with the click of a
    button in Access 2002.



    My understanding is that Mr. Colby had written the original Access97
    version, and that Mr. Galitzer has "ported" it to VB for use with A2K & AXP.
    Has anyone here ever seen (or used) the Access97 version?
    More specifically ... do you know where I might find it?

    I'm right in the midst of designing an Access97 project for one of my repair
    shop customers, and this sure sounds like something I could use.

    --
    Thanks,
    Don
    =============== ==============
    Use My.Name@Telus.N et for e-mail
    Disclaimer:
    Professional PartsPerson
    Amateur Database Programmer {:o)

    I'm an Access97 user, so all posted code
    samples are also Access97- based
    unless otherwise noted.

    Do Until SinksIn = True
    File/Save, <slam fingers in desk drawer>
    Loop

    =============== =============== ==


  • Terry Kreft

    #2
    Re: Error Handler Wizard -- Access 97

    Never heard of it but have a look at


    To see if this will do the job for you.

    --
    Terry Kreft
    MVP Microsoft Access

    ps. The best vb-addin for Access2000 and above for adding comments (plus a
    lot of other stuff) that I've seen is MZTools (www.mztools.com)



    "Don Leverton" <leveriteNoJunk Mail@telusplane t.net> wrote in message
    news:w7Rnc.3227 0$LA4.19226@edt nps84...[color=blue]
    > Hi Folks,
    >
    > Being the "lazy" programmer that I am, I seldom "get around to" adding[/color]
    error[color=blue]
    > handling to my code.
    >
    > I did some searching on Google, and discovered that John Colby
    > www.ColbyConsulting.com and Seth D. Galitzer sgsax@ksu.edu have developed[/color]
    a[color=blue]
    > wizard that seems to do a magnificent job of doing this with the click of[/color]
    a[color=blue]
    > button in Access 2002.
    >
    > http://www.databaseadvisors.com/down...rHandler2K.zip
    >
    > My understanding is that Mr. Colby had written the original Access97
    > version, and that Mr. Galitzer has "ported" it to VB for use with A2K &[/color]
    AXP.[color=blue]
    > Has anyone here ever seen (or used) the Access97 version?
    > More specifically ... do you know where I might find it?
    >
    > I'm right in the midst of designing an Access97 project for one of my[/color]
    repair[color=blue]
    > shop customers, and this sure sounds like something I could use.
    >
    > --
    > Thanks,
    > Don
    > =============== ==============
    > Use My.Name@Telus.N et for e-mail
    > Disclaimer:
    > Professional PartsPerson
    > Amateur Database Programmer {:o)
    >
    > I'm an Access97 user, so all posted code
    > samples are also Access97- based
    > unless otherwise noted.
    >
    > Do Until SinksIn = True
    > File/Save, <slam fingers in desk drawer>
    > Loop
    >
    > =============== =============== ==
    >
    >[/color]


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    • Larry Daugherty

      #3
      Re: Error Handler Wizard -- Access 97

      Hi Don,

      What Terry referenced is something done by him and Dev Ashish. They are a
      couple of giant Access developers.

      Several years ago I was browsing around and ran into the Code Stuffer, an
      Acc97 add-in, by Duane Hookom. On the click of a button it adds a comment
      template and installs error handling for the current procedure; subroutine
      or function, even if it's already built. That sounds like your situation.
      I've been using it ever since I loaded it and haven't bothered to look
      beyond it.

      HTH
      --
      -Larry-
      --

      "Terry Kreft" <terry.kreft@mp s.co.uk> wrote in message
      news:K-2dnT5euaqrFj3dS a8jmA@karoo.co. uk...[color=blue]
      > Never heard of it but have a look at
      > http://www.mvps.org/access/modules/mdl0031.htm
      >
      > To see if this will do the job for you.
      >
      > --
      > Terry Kreft
      > MVP Microsoft Access
      >
      > ps. The best vb-addin for Access2000 and above for adding comments (plus a
      > lot of other stuff) that I've seen is MZTools (www.mztools.com)
      >
      >
      >
      > "Don Leverton" <leveriteNoJunk Mail@telusplane t.net> wrote in message
      > news:w7Rnc.3227 0$LA4.19226@edt nps84...[color=green]
      > > Hi Folks,
      > >
      > > Being the "lazy" programmer that I am, I seldom "get around to" adding[/color]
      > error[color=green]
      > > handling to my code.
      > >
      > > I did some searching on Google, and discovered that John Colby
      > > www.ColbyConsulting.com and Seth D. Galitzer sgsax@ksu.edu have[/color][/color]
      developed[color=blue]
      > a[color=green]
      > > wizard that seems to do a magnificent job of doing this with the click[/color][/color]
      of[color=blue]
      > a[color=green]
      > > button in Access 2002.
      > >
      > > http://www.databaseadvisors.com/down...rHandler2K.zip
      > >
      > > My understanding is that Mr. Colby had written the original Access97
      > > version, and that Mr. Galitzer has "ported" it to VB for use with A2K &[/color]
      > AXP.[color=green]
      > > Has anyone here ever seen (or used) the Access97 version?
      > > More specifically ... do you know where I might find it?
      > >
      > > I'm right in the midst of designing an Access97 project for one of my[/color]
      > repair[color=green]
      > > shop customers, and this sure sounds like something I could use.
      > >
      > > --
      > > Thanks,
      > > Don
      > > =============== ==============
      > > Use My.Name@Telus.N et for e-mail
      > > Disclaimer:
      > > Professional PartsPerson
      > > Amateur Database Programmer {:o)
      > >
      > > I'm an Access97 user, so all posted code
      > > samples are also Access97- based
      > > unless otherwise noted.
      > >
      > > Do Until SinksIn = True
      > > File/Save, <slam fingers in desk drawer>
      > > Loop
      > >
      > > =============== =============== ==
      > >
      > >[/color]
      >
      >[/color]


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      • Don Leverton

        #4
        Re: Error Handler Wizard -- Access 97

        Hi Terry

        Yup. That will do just fine, thanks. :-)

        I have to admit that I *do* use that Add-In all the time to do the "Block
        Comment" thing, but had been ignoring the "Build Procedure" part of it.

        I just tried it a couple of times, just now, and rec'd a "Run Time Error
        3021. No Current Record." error message every time. Ignoring it (pressing
        [End]) appears to generate the desired comments alright, however ...

        Thanks,
        Don

        Terry Kreft <terry.kreft@mp s.co.uk> wrote in message
        news:K-2dnT5euaqrFj3dS a8jmA@karoo.co. uk...[color=blue]
        > Never heard of it but have a look at
        > http://www.mvps.org/access/modules/mdl0031.htm
        >
        > To see if this will do the job for you.
        >
        > --
        > Terry Kreft
        > MVP Microsoft Access
        >
        > ps. The best vb-addin for Access2000 and above for adding comments (plus a
        > lot of other stuff) that I've seen is MZTools (www.mztools.com)
        >[/color]



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        • Terry Kreft

          #5
          Re: Error Handler Wizard -- Access 97

          Ah, right.

          Follow these steps

          Run Build Procedure
          When you get the error rem out the higlighted line (.MoveFirst) and click on
          the save button on the toolbar
          Press F5 to continue running
          Exit the Wizard

          Run the Wizard again and there will be no problem.


          --
          Terry Kreft
          MVP Microsoft Access


          "Don Leverton" <My.Name@Telus. Net> wrote in message
          news:zY9oc.1336 9$uN4.9219@clgr ps12...[color=blue]
          > Hi Terry
          >
          > Yup. That will do just fine, thanks. :-)
          >
          > I have to admit that I *do* use that Add-In all the time to do the "Block
          > Comment" thing, but had been ignoring the "Build Procedure" part of it.
          >
          > I just tried it a couple of times, just now, and rec'd a "Run Time Error
          > 3021. No Current Record." error message every time. Ignoring it (pressing
          > [End]) appears to generate the desired comments alright, however ...
          >
          > Thanks,
          > Don
          >
          > Terry Kreft <terry.kreft@mp s.co.uk> wrote in message
          > news:K-2dnT5euaqrFj3dS a8jmA@karoo.co. uk...[color=green]
          > > Never heard of it but have a look at
          > > http://www.mvps.org/access/modules/mdl0031.htm
          > >
          > > To see if this will do the job for you.
          > >
          > > --
          > > Terry Kreft
          > > MVP Microsoft Access
          > >
          > > ps. The best vb-addin for Access2000 and above for adding comments (plus[/color][/color]
          a[color=blue][color=green]
          > > lot of other stuff) that I've seen is MZTools (www.mztools.com)
          > >[/color]
          >
          >
          >[/color]


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          • Don Leverton

            #6
            Re: Error Handler Wizard -- Access 97

            Excellent...
            Thank you Terry.

            Don

            "Terry Kreft" <terry.kreft@mp s.co.uk> wrote in message
            news:XOqcnWvfsI OAeTzdSa8jmA@ka roo.co.uk...[color=blue]
            > Ah, right.
            >
            > Follow these steps
            >
            > Run Build Procedure
            > When you get the error rem out the higlighted line (.MoveFirst) and click[/color]
            on[color=blue]
            > the save button on the toolbar
            > Press F5 to continue running
            > Exit the Wizard
            >
            > Run the Wizard again and there will be no problem.
            >
            >
            > --
            > Terry Kreft
            > MVP Microsoft Access
            >
            >
            > "Don Leverton" <My.Name@Telus. Net> wrote in message
            > news:zY9oc.1336 9$uN4.9219@clgr ps12...[color=green]
            > > Hi Terry
            > >
            > > Yup. That will do just fine, thanks. :-)
            > >
            > > I have to admit that I *do* use that Add-In all the time to do the[/color][/color]
            "Block[color=blue][color=green]
            > > Comment" thing, but had been ignoring the "Build Procedure" part of it.
            > >
            > > I just tried it a couple of times, just now, and rec'd a "Run Time Error
            > > 3021. No Current Record." error message every time. Ignoring it[/color][/color]
            (pressing[color=blue][color=green]
            > > [End]) appears to generate the desired comments alright, however ...
            > >
            > > Thanks,
            > > Don
            > >
            > > Terry Kreft <terry.kreft@mp s.co.uk> wrote in message
            > > news:K-2dnT5euaqrFj3dS a8jmA@karoo.co. uk...[color=darkred]
            > > > Never heard of it but have a look at
            > > > http://www.mvps.org/access/modules/mdl0031.htm
            > > >
            > > > To see if this will do the job for you.
            > > >
            > > > --
            > > > Terry Kreft
            > > > MVP Microsoft Access
            > > >
            > > > ps. The best vb-addin for Access2000 and above for adding comments[/color][/color][/color]
            (plus[color=blue]
            > a[color=green][color=darkred]
            > > > lot of other stuff) that I've seen is MZTools (www.mztools.com)
            > > >[/color]
            > >
            > >
            > >[/color]
            >
            >[/color]


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