[AccessD] Err.Clear

Thanks John -- that's what I thought too but I've seen a number of routines 
today that use it, a lot! They're everywhere. Maybe it's one of those 
cross-coding things -- they have to do it one language, so they just do it 
by habit.

Susan H.



> Under normal circumstances you don't have to.  AFAICT the only place you 
> need to do that is if you
> do an On Error resume next and then want to handle another error after 
> that.  If the error is
> "handled" then the error object is cleared the first time you reference it 
> (or when you "resume XXX").
>
>> How many of you add an Err.Clear after handling an error to clear the Err 
>> object?
>>
>> Susan H.