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LOTUSSCRIPT LANGUAGE
Statements used in run-time errors
You include statements in a script to explicitly manage the flow of control when an error occurs.
The Err statement sets the error number and optionally specifies an error message for it.
The Error statement creates an error and optionally specifies an error message for it.
The On Error statement specifies how to handle an error.
The On Error Resume Next specifies that program execution continues with the next statement after the statement that generates the error.
See Also
Run-time error processing
Managing error number and message: Err and Error statements
On Error Resume Next
Resuming execution in a calling procedure
Multiple On Error statements
Err statement
Examples: Err statement
Error statement
Examples: Error statement
Examples: On Error statement
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