Error Handling |
DEVELOPER |
Five kinds of errors can occur:
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An invalid object reference (bad Tag Name) will be detected at gen time, and will result in a fatal error 713.
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A duplicate object reference will be detected at gen time, and result in a fatal error 729.
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The property specified for an object could be undefined for the object class. If you are using the object property template or Forms Designer you can only select a valid property. If you are entering a command directly into a logic procedure the mistake will be detected at gen time, and will result in a fatal error.
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The method invoked is not valid for that object. A runtime warning (763) is issued, and program execution continues.
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The value specified for the property could be invalid for the property. Since the property value can be a variable, validity checks are made at runtime. A warning (766 or 767) is issued, but the function will continue to execute.
Topic ID: 510007