Hi!
I often raise my own errors in code, and I just use ErrorNumber 1, since I
do not use this number for anything (like maintaining a table of
errornumbers or whatever).
I then started wondering... Is this an okay use of raising errors? Should I
use a certain range of numbers for some reason? Is there a best practice for
raising errors - things to consider?
- Klaus
1  1410 
Hello,
"Klaus Jensen" <msnews2@icatec h..dk> schrieb: I often raise my own errors in code, and I just use
ErrorNumber 1, since I do not use this number
for anything (like maintaining a table of
errornumbers or whatever).
I then started wondering... Is this an okay use of
raising errors? Should I use a certain range of
numbers for some reason? Is there a best practice for
raising errors - things to consider? http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/en...vamthraise.asp
HTH,
Herfried K. Wagner
--
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