VB6 Error statement syntax: - Error errornumber
Generates a run-time error; can be used instead of the Err.Raise method.
The Error statement syntax has this part:
| Part | Description |
|---|---|
| errornumber | Required. Any valid error number. |
Remarks: - The Error statement is supported for backward compatibility. - In new code, 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: * Err.Number: The value specified as the argument to the Error statement * Err.Source: The name of the current Visual Basic project * Err.Description: String expression corresponding to the return value of the Error function for the specified Number, if this string exists
Examples:
Error 11 ' Generate "Division by zero" error
Error 53 ' Generate "File not found" error
Error vbObjectError + 1000 ' Generate custom error