Server.GetLastE rror() does not work?!?

[ASP.Confused]

I have a program that I'm trying to get error detection to work with. To
test it, I attempted using the following mispelled CreateObject statement
(which should cause an error):

Set myObject = CreateObject("A DODB.Connectiom ")

Err.Number shows 429, which is normal. But Server.GetLastE rror reports no
error!

I would like to have line numbers and the line of source code, along with
the file name, of the offending code.

Any suggestions?

[Aaron [SQL Server MVP]]

Server.GetLastE rror() is only available in a custom 500 error handler page.

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"ASP.Confus ed" <anonymous@> wrote in message
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I have a program that I'm trying to get error detection to work with. To
test it, I attempted using the following mispelled CreateObject statement
(which should cause an error):

Set myObject = CreateObject("A DODB.Connectiom ")

Err.Number shows 429, which is normal. But Server.GetLastE rror reports no
error!

I would like to have line numbers and the line of source code, along with
the file name, of the offending code.

Any suggestions?

[ASP.Confused]

Any ideas on how I can get the line number of the command that has the error
on it without using a custom HTTP 500-100 error handler page? I cannot set
my site to use it, since it is hosted by another company (and they can't
change it because we're on a secure server sharing one certificate, and
changing it for us would change it for everyone.)

"Aaron [SQL Server MVP]" <te*****@dnartr eb.noraa> wrote in message
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Server.GetLastE rror() is only available in a custom 500 error handler page.
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"ASP.Confus ed" <anonymous@> wrote in message
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I have a program that I'm trying to get error detection to work with. To test it, I attempted using the following mispelled CreateObject statement (which should cause an error):

Set myObject = CreateObject("A DODB.Connectiom ")

Err.Number shows 429, which is normal. But Server.GetLastE rror reports no error!

I would like to have line numbers and the line of source code, along with the file name, of the offending code.

Any suggestions?

[Aaron [SQL Server MVP]]

No, I don't think line number is available to the err collection using the
stock asp error handling.

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"ASP.Confus ed" <anonymous@> wrote in message
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Any ideas on how I can get the line number of the command that has the
error
on it without using a custom HTTP 500-100 error handler page? I cannot
set
my site to use it, since it is hosted by another company (and they can't
change it because we're on a secure server sharing one certificate, and
changing it for us would change it for everyone.)