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Instrução Error

Simulates the occurrence of an error.

Error errornumber

Parts

  • errornumber
    Required. Can be any valid error number.

Comentários

The Error statement is supported for backward compatibility. In new code, especially when creating objects, use the Err object's Raise method to generate run-time errors.

If errornumber is defined, the Error statement calls the error handler after the properties of the Err object are assigned the following default values:

Property

Value

Number

Value specified as argument to Error statement. Can be any valid error number.

Source

Name of the current Visual Basic project.

Description

String expression corresponding to the return value of the Error function for the specified Number, if this string exists. If the string does not exist, Description contains a zero-length string ("").

HelpFile

The fully qualified drive, path, and file name of the appropriate Visual Basic Help file.

HelpContext

The appropriate Visual Basic Help file context ID for the error corresponding to the Number property.

LastDLLError

Zero.

If no error handler exists, or if none is enabled, an error message is created and displayed from the Err object properties.

ObservaçãoObservação

Some Visual Basic host applications cannot create objects. See your host application's documentation to determine whether it can create classes and objects.

Exemplo

This example uses the Error statement to generate error number 11.

On Error Resume Next   ' Defer error handling.
Error 11   ' Simulate the "Division by zero" error.

Requisitos

Namespace: Microsoft. VisualBasic

Assembly: Visual Basic Runtime Library (in Microsoft.VisualBasic.dll)

Consulte também

Referência

Clear

Err

Instrução On Error (Visual Basic)

Raise

Declaração Resume

Conceitos

Mensagens de erro (Visual Basic)