Determine What is Calling my Subroutine

[Bill]

I've got a subroutine, defined as Private, takes two parameters, that is
called lots of times from different ASP scripts. I need specific error
handling when it is called from only one particular section of my code - and
from the page it's called from, it's called multiple times from there, too,
so I can't check by page.

I thought about adding an additional parameter, but it's called so many
times that it would be unwieldy to do so.

Is there a way I can tell a Private Subroutine what piece of code called it?

ba

[Bob Barrows]

Bill wrote:

I've got a subroutine, defined as Private, takes two parameters, that
is called lots of times from different ASP scripts. I need specific
error handling when it is called from only one particular section of
my code - and from the page it's called from, it's called multiple
times from there, too, so I can't check by page.

I thought about adding an additional parameter, but it's called so
many times that it would be unwieldy to do so.

Is there a way I can tell a Private Subroutine what piece of code
called it?

ba

No. You'll have to add the extra parameter.

[Ray at]

No, but you can put some error trapping in the sub to perhaps give you an
idea:

sub whatever(x,y)
on error resume next
your code
If err.number <> 0 Then
response.write "An error occurred. Here are the argument values that
were passed.<br>"
response.write x & "<br>"
response.write y
response.end
End If

End Sub

Ray at work

"Bill" <no*****@fooema il.com> wrote in message
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I've got a subroutine, defined as Private, takes two parameters, that is
called lots of times from different ASP scripts. I need specific error
handling when it is called from only one particular section of my code - and from the page it's called from, it's called multiple times from there, too, so I can't check by page.

I thought about adding an additional parameter, but it's called so many
times that it would be unwieldy to do so.

Is there a way I can tell a Private Subroutine what piece of code called it?
ba

[Aaron Bertrand - MVP]

> No. You'll have to add the extra parameter.

Or, create a second subroutine, which calls the first *and* does the
logging, and change only those calls where you want the different behavior.
Might save a bit of work...