Moving Around in the Error Handler
When you call the error handler, the error window helps you identify your errors and provides operations for correcting them. The error window shows all uncorrected errors for an entire application.
The top part of the error window contains a table field with the following columns:
Frame Name
Lists in alphabetical order all the frames in the application with errors
If you call the error handler while compiling a frame, that frame's errors appear at the top of the list.
Location
Provides a general description of where the error occurred
In the preceding figure, for example, "Form-Start" indicates that you incorrectly specified Form-Start escape code.
You can use the standard Top, Bottom or Find operations to scroll through the errors listed or to locate a specific frame name.
Error Summary
Provides a brief description of the error and, where applicable, provides the standard Ingres error number and message
Fixed
Used to note corrected errors until you recompile a frame
The center part of the error window contains:
• The name of the frame on which the cursor is positioned
• The number of errors for this frame (this includes errors that are marked as Fixed but which have not been recompiled yet)
The lower part of the display contains a window that displays up to five lines of the listing file (described in
View the Error Listing File) for the error on which the cursor is positioned. As you scroll through the errors listed at the top of the window, Vision displays the corresponding section of the error listing file in the window.
Last modified date: 08/14/2024