Hi to all,
I want to error handling in ASP. But i think that ASP is not enough for
error handling. I have got two chance.
1. I can prapare an error page and control throught IIS.
2. I can use on error resume next.
For 1. This is a general handling. I want to handle local error. Maybe i do
special thing when error occured.
For 2. I have to write alot of lines code. I have to control every line.
I wait your opinion.
Thanks alot.
Note: I must use ASP.
8  2255 
What do you mean by local error? What's the question here?
Ray at work
"Erencans" <Er******@discu ssions.microsof t.com> wrote in message
news:52******** *************** ***********@mic rosoft.com... Hi to all,
I want to error handling in ASP. But i think that ASP is not enough for
error handling. I have got two chance.
1. I can prapare an error page and control throught IIS.
2. I can use on error resume next.
For 1. This is a general handling. I want to handle local error. Maybe i
do
special thing when error occured.
For 2. I have to write alot of lines code. I have to control every line.
I wait your opinion.
Thanks alot.
Note: I must use ASP.
I mean that for example i start a database transaction so an error occured. I
want to rollback transaction with error handling. i can do it in error page
but i think it is not a good way. Because i have to control that is there a
connection and transaction.May be i don't want rollback transaction every
error. Like this...
I hope i can explain what i mean.
"Ray Costanzo [MVP]" wrote: What do you mean by local error? What's the question here?
Ray at work
"Erencans" <Er******@discu ssions.microsof t.com> wrote in message
news:52******** *************** ***********@mic rosoft.com... Hi to all,
I want to error handling in ASP. But i think that ASP is not enough for
error handling. I have got two chance.
1. I can prapare an error page and control throught IIS.
2. I can use on error resume next.
For 1. This is a general handling. I want to handle local error. Maybe i
do
special thing when error occured.
For 2. I have to write alot of lines code. I have to control every line.
I wait your opinion.
Thanks alot.
Note: I must use ASP.
This is not an all or nothing option.
IMO use http://support.microsoft.com/default...b;en-us;224070 (this is 1.)
It will allow to trap all errors you are not prepared to handle.
I would use 2 on very rare occasion only if I have no way to do it otherwise
(for example you could test for file existance instead of trapping the error
because the file is not available or checking a divider before a division
instead of trapping a divide by zero error). Also 2 is usefull only if your
application could do something about it and if you have a good idea of what
could goes wrong.
So in short I would use option #1 and would perhaps have one or two (or
zero) on error resume next line in the whole application...
--
Patrice
"Erencans" <Er******@discu ssions.microsof t.com> a écrit dans le message de
news:52******** *************** ***********@mic rosoft.com... Hi to all,
I want to error handling in ASP. But i think that ASP is not enough for
error handling. I have got two chance.
1. I can prapare an error page and control throught IIS.
2. I can use on error resume next.
For 1. This is a general handling. I want to handle local error. Maybe i
do special thing when error occured.
For 2. I have to write alot of lines code. I have to control every line.
I wait your opinion.
Thanks alot.
Note: I must use ASP.
How about rolling back the transaction at the database level instead of the
application level? What kind of database?
Ray at work
"Erencans" <Er******@discu ssions.microsof t.com> wrote in message
news:10******** *************** ***********@mic rosoft.com... I mean that for example i start a database transaction so an error occured.
I
want to rollback transaction with error handling. i can do it in error
page
but i think it is not a good way. Because i have to control that is there
a
connection and transaction.May be i don't want rollback transaction every
error. Like this...
I hope i can explain what i mean.
"Ray Costanzo [MVP]" wrote:
What do you mean by local error? What's the question here?
Ray at work
"Erencans" <Er******@discu ssions.microsof t.com> wrote in message
news:52******** *************** ***********@mic rosoft.com... > Hi to all,
> I want to error handling in ASP. But i think that ASP is not enough for
> error handling. I have got two chance.
> 1. I can prapare an error page and control throught IIS.
> 2. I can use on error resume next.
>
> For 1. This is a general handling. I want to handle local error. Maybe
> i
> do
> special thing when error occured.
> For 2. I have to write alot of lines code. I have to control every
> line.
>
> I wait your opinion.
> Thanks alot.
>
> Note: I must use ASP.
I connect to SQL Server via ADO. I'll use transaction with ADO.
"Ray Costanzo [MVP]" wrote: How about rolling back the transaction at the database level instead of the
application level? What kind of database?
Ray at work
"Erencans" <Er******@discu ssions.microsof t.com> wrote in message
news:10******** *************** ***********@mic rosoft.com...I mean that for example i start a database transaction so an error occured.
I
want to rollback transaction with error handling. i can do it in error
page
but i think it is not a good way. Because i have to control that is there
a
connection and transaction.May be i don't want rollback transaction every
error. Like this...
I hope i can explain what i mean.
"Ray Costanzo [MVP]" wrote:
What do you mean by local error? What's the question here?
Ray at work
"Erencans" <Er******@discu ssions.microsof t.com> wrote in message
news:52******** *************** ***********@mic rosoft.com...
> Hi to all,
> I want to error handling in ASP. But i think that ASP is not enough for
> error handling. I have got two chance.
> 1. I can prapare an error page and control throught IIS.
> 2. I can use on error resume next.
>
> For 1. This is a general handling. I want to handle local error. Maybe
> i
> do
> special thing when error occured.
> For 2. I have to write alot of lines code. I have to control every
> line.
>
> I wait your opinion.
> Thanks alot.
>
> Note: I must use ASP.
Thanks alot for opinions. Why don't ASP support label defitiniton like VB.
Like On Error Goto label... It could very useful for me.
"Patrice" wrote: This is not an all or nothing option.
IMO use
http://support.microsoft.com/default...b;en-us;224070 (this is 1.)
It will allow to trap all errors you are not prepared to handle.
I would use 2 on very rare occasion only if I have no way to do it otherwise
(for example you could test for file existance instead of trapping the error
because the file is not available or checking a divider before a division
instead of trapping a divide by zero error). Also 2 is usefull only if your
application could do something about it and if you have a good idea of what
could goes wrong.
So in short I would use option #1 and would perhaps have one or two (or
zero) on error resume next line in the whole application...
--
Patrice
"Erencans" <Er******@discu ssions.microsof t.com> a écrit dans le message de
news:52******** *************** ***********@mic rosoft.com... Hi to all,
I want to error handling in ASP. But i think that ASP is not enough for
error handling. I have got two chance.
1. I can prapare an error page and control throught IIS.
2. I can use on error resume next.
For 1. This is a general handling. I want to handle local error. Maybe i
do special thing when error occured.
For 2. I have to write alot of lines code. I have to control every line.
I wait your opinion.
Thanks alot.
Note: I must use ASP.
Don't know but I'm not really a great "on error" fan. What is the exact
siutation you are facing ? What is the error you would like to handle ? How
frequent it is ?
Start at least with option #1. It will at least allows to see all errors
(the error page could mail you error details).
--
Patrice
"Erencans" <Er******@discu ssions.microsof t.com> a écrit dans le message de
news:8C******** *************** ***********@mic rosoft.com... Thanks alot for opinions. Why don't ASP support label defitiniton like VB.
Like On Error Goto label... It could very useful for me.
"Patrice" wrote:
This is not an all or nothing option.
IMO use
http://support.microsoft.com/default...b;en-us;224070 (this is
1.)
It will allow to trap all errors you are not prepared to handle.
I would use 2 on very rare occasion only if I have no way to do it
otherwise (for example you could test for file existance instead of trapping the
error because the file is not available or checking a divider before a
division instead of trapping a divide by zero error). Also 2 is usefull only if
your application could do something about it and if you have a good idea of
what could goes wrong.
So in short I would use option #1 and would perhaps have one or two (or
zero) on error resume next line in the whole application...
--
Patrice
"Erencans" <Er******@discu ssions.microsof t.com> a écrit dans le message
de news:52******** *************** ***********@mic rosoft.com... Hi to all,
I want to error handling in ASP. But i think that ASP is not enough
for error handling. I have got two chance.
1. I can prapare an error page and control throught IIS.
2. I can use on error resume next.
For 1. This is a general handling. I want to handle local error. Maybe
i do special thing when error occured.
For 2. I have to write alot of lines code. I have to control every
line.
I wait your opinion.
Thanks alot.
Note: I must use ASP.
Hi Patrice,
Thanks for your help. I'll solve it with number 1.
Thanks a lot again. er******@hotmai l.com
"Patrice" wrote: Don't know but I'm not really a great "on error" fan. What is the exact
siutation you are facing ? What is the error you would like to handle ? How
frequent it is ?
Start at least with option #1. It will at least allows to see all errors
(the error page could mail you error details).
--
Patrice
"Erencans" <Er******@discu ssions.microsof t.com> a écrit dans le message de
news:8C******** *************** ***********@mic rosoft.com... Thanks alot for opinions. Why don't ASP support label defitiniton like VB.
Like On Error Goto label... It could very useful for me.
"Patrice" wrote:
This is not an all or nothing option.
IMO use
http://support.microsoft.com/default...b;en-us;224070 (this is 1.)
It will allow to trap all errors you are not prepared to handle.
I would use 2 on very rare occasion only if I have no way to do it otherwise (for example you could test for file existance instead of trapping the error because the file is not available or checking a divider before a division instead of trapping a divide by zero error). Also 2 is usefull only if your application could do something about it and if you have a good idea of what could goes wrong.
So in short I would use option #1 and would perhaps have one or two (or
zero) on error resume next line in the whole application...
--
Patrice
"Erencans" <Er******@discu ssions.microsof t.com> a écrit dans le message de news:52******** *************** ***********@mic rosoft.com...
> Hi to all,
> I want to error handling in ASP. But i think that ASP is not enough for > error handling. I have got two chance.
> 1. I can prapare an error page and control throught IIS.
> 2. I can use on error resume next.
>
> For 1. This is a general handling. I want to handle local error. Maybe i do
> special thing when error occured.
> For 2. I have to write alot of lines code. I have to control every line. >
> I wait your opinion.
> Thanks alot.
>
> Note: I must use ASP.
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