Re: FileManager and errorcode

Thanks Jason,
but I am using C55, which does not have GetErrorCode method.

Regards,
Davor
 
Insert 
>
> Use GlobalErrors.  However, due to the threaded nature of both the
> ErrorClass and FileManager class, you need to ensure the FileManager
> class in your thread has a reference to the ErrorClass in your thread.
> So, anytime at the beginning of your procedure:
>
> Access:MyFile.SetErrors(GlobalErrors)
>
> Then, when you need to know the errorcode:
> IF Access:MyFile.Insert() <> Level:Benign
>    IF GlobalErrors.GetErrorcode() = 40
>       ! Duplicate Key
>    END
> END
>
> I have never used this myself, but it should work, provided only a
> single error occurs before the FileManager returns.
>
> Jason
>