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How to Know Error Number and Error Line in Sage X3

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In any programming language, we need to do error handling for smooth working of any functionality. In Sage X3, the error management is done by Onerrgo instruction.

When the errors are intercepted by the instruction Onerrgo, an error leads to a branching to the corresponding label. The corresponding error number can then be found in the variable errn and the line number in the variable errl and the stopping of the execution by the instruction End, or the restart of the execution at the instruction following that which provoked the error by the instruction Resume.

Errl:

• Returns the number of the line in a script where an error occurred. It can be used in the error handling routine set by Onerrgo.

• Errl returns the line number of a routine generating an error on execution or interrupted by the interrupt key.

• The result is an Integer type.

Errn :

• The number of an error generated in an Adonix routine.

• The result is an Integer type.

Let’s look at the following example for better understanding:

Sage X3 Error Number and Error Line

Output:

Sage X3 Error Number Error Line

Hope this helps!

 

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