IDIV - divide be zero: error handling

[djklocek]

Hello.
I've got a problem. My software crashes and maybe it's because IDIV instruction - division by 0. Please help me how to handle it in VB6 (check value before dividing) . I found articles on that but only Java and C++ and nothing about VB6.
Best regards
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[Hemant Pathak]

Hi..............
First check ur datatype if Datatype is String then simly check
if VariableName="0" then
otherwise
if VaribleName=0 then

thats all

if it is not working then send me us Validation Code i will try..........
at this email address..
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[sashi]

Hi there,

This is when error handling comes handy, please refer to below code segment, hope it helps to solve your problem.. take care my fren.. :)

Division by Zero generates error number 6, which means you need to trap this error number in order to prevent your application from crashing, rite?

ublic Sub OnErrorDemo()
   On Error GoTo ErrorHandler   ' Enable error-handling routine.
   Dim x As Integer = 32
   Dim y As Integer = 0
   Dim z As Integer
   z = x / y   ' Creates a divide by zero error
   On Error GoTo 0   ' Turn off error trapping.
   On Error Resume Next   ' Defer error trapping.
   z = x / y   ' Creates a divide by zero error again
   If Err.Number = 6 Then
      ' Tell user what happened. Then clear the Err object.
      Dim Msg As String
      Msg = "There was an error attempting to divide by zero!"
      MsgBox(Msg, , "Divide by zero error")
      Err.Clear() ' Clear Err object fields.
   End If
Exit Sub      ' Exit to avoid handler.
ErrorHandler:  ' Error-handling routine.
   Select Case Err.Number   ' Evaluate error number.
      Case 6   ' Divide by zero error
         MsgBox("You attempted to divide by zero!")
         ' Insert code to handle this error
      Case Else
         ' Insert code to handle other situations here...
   End Select
   Resume Next  ' Resume execution at same line
                ' that caused the error.
End Sub
 

[djklocek]

Hello.

My error is internal error - I cannot trap it inside VB because whole VB crashes. Thank you for your help but this time simple error handler can't do the job.
Best regards

[sashi]

Hi there,

if this type error handler is not good enough to trap error, then i don't know on how to help you.. take care my fren..

[strapping]

Hi!
I heave almost the same problem! but my Msg Error is the 11th, I have some Textboxes and I did a division between those controls!

ex: Text3= Val( Text1* 1000) / Val(Text2)
but Text2=0
is not a string datatype, I made my DB in Access and the Dtype was Numeric
Int so I don't know whats going on!!!!

Please help with these problem!!!
Thanks