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Last updated: before December, 1998
This example stops an error generation when no records from a Named Find
called from within LotusScript.
In Globals --> Declarations include the following statement on a line by itself. (Help says to leave a blank space after the statement, so I typed a space before a carraige return)
%INCLUDE "C:\LOTUS\APPROACH\APRLSERR.LSS"
The aprlserr.lss declares as public constants some Approach specific errors.
The line "Public Const AprErrNAMEDFIND = 11022" gives you the error handler to use within a script. Open it with a text editor and print it for future reference.
This is an example of a button script that calls a Named Find. If no records are found, the flow of control passes to the end:
Sub Click(Source As Button, X As Long, Y As Long, Flags As Long) On Error 11022 Goto theend CurrentWindow.NamedFindSort = "A6" Exit Sub theend: Print "Error" Exit Sub End Sub