How to handle Error in ASP

A. Using On Error Goto
B. Using On Error Resume
C. Using On Error Resume Next
D. Using On Error Goto 0

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Aug 17th, 2005
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kiran

May 28th, 2005

C . Using On Error Resume Next

Saurabh Gupta

Aug 16th, 2005

Using on error resume next.

chinnalogica
Profile Answers by chinnalogica

Jan 24th, 2006

Hello,
The option should be A and not C.
The question was hot to handle error in ASP. On Error GOTO <ErrorPath>
The below example records any error occured in the code. Hence the answer for the above question is A.
On Error GoTo DisplayErrorInfo
cn.Provider = "sas.localprovider.1"
cn.Properties("Data Source") = "c:\testdata"

cn.Open
rs.Open "lostDataset", cn, adOpenDynamic, adLockOptimistic, ADODB.adCmdTableDirect
rs.Close
cn.Close

DisplayErrorInfo:
For Each errorObject In rs.ActiveConnection.Errors
Debug.Print "Description :"; errorObject.Description
Debug.Print "Number:"; Hex(errorObject.Number)
Next