[AccessD] Vberrorhandler download "trace logging code"

The # signs are compiler conditional indicators.  They tell the compiler
to execute the If-End IF under specified conditions only.

Charlotte Foust 

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[mailto:accessd-bounces at databaseadvisors.com] On Behalf Of Richard Lavsa
Sent: Thursday, August 17, 2006 5:53 AM
To: Access Developers discussion and problem solving
Subject: [AccessD] Vberrorhandler download "trace logging code"

 Hello all,

I was in a bit of a rush for the latest application I wrote so I didn't
have a chance to fully document or put in all error checks, or for the
matter the destruction of all objects.  I remembered John, Seth, and
Glen wrote a vb Error tool.  When I finally remembered where it was and
used it, it was great.  Saved me a ton of time.  

However I do have a question.

I enabled the "Insert Call Stack trace logging code".  When the error
traps are entered I see the code that writes to the external file
however in forcing it to error out, I do not see an error log anywhere.
I stepped through the code of which none of the code to write it out to
a file was ever utilized.  Not knowing what the # signs did in #IF and
#End If statements I removed them for the particular sub that I forced
to error out on and then got an undefined variable error.  

So my question is, what am I doing wrong with the "Insert Call Stack
trace logging code"?  
It looks like the error log is supposed to be placed In the same
location as the local database, but I couldn't find it?  
For curiosity what do the "#" signs do in the code, I couldn't find
anything in the archives about this?

Even if the trace logging doesn't work, I am very grateful for the
portion of this tool that did work without any issues. It saved me hours
of going back through and putting error traps in.
Just wanted to pass my gratitude along to John, Seth, and Glen.

Rich
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