[AccessD] Just looking for a consensus

The date/time would be an attribute of the error itself, as would the
message describing the error.  Are these "errors" that you're defining or
system thrown exceptions?  In either case, both the date/time and the
description of the error are attributes of the error condition. Are you
working with an error object of some kind?  use that to access the
properties.

I'd use something like ErrDateStamp as the name of that method, since that
more accurately describes the value returned.

Charlotte Foust

On Thu, Apr 12, 2012 at 7:23 AM, jwcolby <jwcolby at colbyconsulting.com>wrote:

> I have pairs of flags and methods to set/get those flags, an Err and
> ErrMsg.  Err is the date/time and ErrMsg is the message.
>
> It seems appropriate to call Err from ErrMsg, i.e. if I set an error
> message, have that property call the Err property to set the date / time as
> well.
>
> As it is I call two properties, one to set the date / time and the other
> to save the error message.
>
> Your thoughts?
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