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3 Syntax Error
4 General ODBC Error
5 General OLE DB Error
6 General XML Error
7 General HTML Error
8 File Not Found
9 Database Not Found
10 Table Not Found
11 Field Not Found
12 File Has Wrong Format
Example:
set ErrorMode=0;
load * from abc.qvw;
if ScriptError=8 then
exit script;
//no file;
end if
ScriptErrorDetails
Returns a more detailed error description for some of the error codes above. Most importantly this variable
will contain the error message returned by ODBC and OLE DB drivers for error codes 3 and 4.
ScriptErrorCount
Returns the total number of statements that have caused errors during the current script execution. This variable
is always reset to 0 at the start of script execution.
ScriptErrorList
This variable will contain a concatenated list of all script errors that have occurred during the last script
execution. Each error is separated by a line feed.
24.4 Dollar-Sign Expansions
Dollar-sign expansions are definitions of text replacements used in the script or in expressions. This process
is known as expansion - even if the new text is shorter. The replacement is made just before the script statement
or the expression is evaluated. Technically it is a macro expansion.
A macro expansion always begins with '$(' and ends with ') ' and the content between brackets defines how
the text replacement will be done. To avoid confusion with script macros we will henceforth refer to macro
expansions as dollar-sign expansions.
Note!
Macro expansion is unrelated to script macros (VB or Java script defined in the script module).
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