Hello,
In the Internet, someone said about Access 2000 VBA :
"On Local Error is a remnant from older versions of BASIC (before Visual Basic
for Applications). In current versions it acts the same as On Error and there is
no particular reason to use it any more."
I could not find a case where "On Error Local" is different from "On Error".
What is said in the help is also valid with "On Error" : an error handling in a
called routine suspends the error handling of the caller, until the error
handling is deactivated or until the called routine terminates. Example hereafter.
Regards
Bernard
REM ***** BASIC *****
Sub Main
Dim c, d
On Error GoTo xx2
d = 0
tata(d)
c = 4/d
MsgBox("Finished")
Exit Sub
xx2:
MsgBox("Error Main line " & erl)
Resume Next
End Sub
Sub tata(b)
Dim a
On Error GoTo xx1
titi(b)
a = 3/b
MsgBox("Exit tata")
Exit Sub
xx1:
MsgBox("Error tata line " & erl)
Resume Next
End Sub
Sub titi(b)
Dim a
On Error GoTo xx3
a = 3/b
MsgBox("Exit titi")
Exit Sub
xx3:
MsgBox("Error titi line " & erl)
Resume Next
End Sub
Message de Mathias Röllig date 2015-02-22 17:37 :
Hello!
Can anyone give me an example where
On Error GoTo
and
On Local Error GoTo
shows a difference?
In my tests I can't find any difference if I use
On Local Error GoTo
in a subroutine.
If I understand right the help the error handling should be reset if the
subroutine was quit.
Regards, Mathias
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