The Error object is used to record execution-time errors. You can access the Error object from a script (typically in the SystemError event) to learn which error occurred and where it occurred. You can also customize your own version of the Error object by defining a class user object inherited from the built-in Error object.
For more information about creating a custom Error object, see the section called “Working with User Objects” in Users Guide. For information on using try-catch blocks to catch runtime and user-defined exceptions, see the section called “Exception handling in PowerBuilder” in Application Techniques and the the section called “TRY...CATCH...FINALLY...END TRY” in PowerScript Reference.
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Error property |
Datatype |
Description |
|---|---|---|
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ClassDefinition |
PowerObject |
An object of type PowerObject containing information about the class definition of the object or control. |
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Line |
Integer |
Identifies the line in the script at which the error occurred. |
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Number |
Integer |
Identifies the PowerBuilder error. |
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Object |
String |
Contains the name of the object in which the error occurred. If the error occurred in a window or menu, Object will be the same as WindowMenu. |
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ObjectEvent |
String |
Contains the event in which the error occurred. |
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String |
Contains the text of the error message. |
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WindowMenu |
String |
Contains the name of the window or menu in which the error occurred. |
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Error function |
Datatype returned |
Description |
|---|---|---|
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String |
Returns the name assigned to the user object. |
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|
Integer |
Creates a reference to a context-specific instance of the specified service. |
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PowerObject |
Returns a reference to the name of the parent object. |
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|
Boolean |
Adds an event to the end of the message queue of the user object. |
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|
Integer |
Sends an event to the user object and executes the script associated with the event. |
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Object |
Returns the type of the user object. |
