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ON ERROR Statement
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Enables error handling and, when a run-time error occurs, directs your
program to either branch to an error-handling routine or resume execution.
ON ERROR {GOTO line | RESUME NEXT}
■ GOTO line Branches to the first line of the error-handling
routine, specified by a label or line number. To
disable error handling, specify GOTO 0.
■ RESUME NEXT Resumes execution with the statement following the
statement that caused the run-time error. Use the ERR
function to obtain the error code for the error.
■ If ON ERROR isn't used, any run-time error ends your program.
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See Also ◄ERDEV, ERDEV$► ◄ERR, ERL► ◄ERROR► ◄GOTO► ◄RESUME►