The Error object is used in scripts to get information about a specific error, such as the time it occurred or the text of the error. The only way to access a specific error is through the Errors Collection object. An Error object may contain warnings as well as errors.
Syntax
Set MyError =
GetVariable(“Errors”).LastError
MyError.[property]
– Or –
GetVariable(“Errors”).LastError.[property]
Parameters
None
Example
The following example
demonstrates retrieving the last error that occurred in the
integration:
Dim MyErrors, MyError Set MyErrors = GetVariable("Errors") Set MyError = MyErrors.LastError
The following example shows how to display the text of the last error or warning that occurred:
MsgBox GetVariable("Errors")._ LastError.MessageText
The DateTime property is a time stamp for when the error or warning occurred.
Syntax
object.DateTime
Description
The Severity
property indicates whether the Error Object is an error or a
warning.
Syntax
object.Severity
Example
This example checks
whether the error object is a warning:
If MyError.Severity = GetVariable("SeverityWarning") then MsgBox "This is a warning " & MyError.MessageText End If
This example checks whether the error object is an error:
If MyError.Severity <> GetVariable("SeverityWarning") then MsgBox "This is an error " & MyError.MessageText End If
The MessageText property contains the description of the error or warning that occurred.
Syntax
object.MessageText