How to Handle VBA Errors in MS Access

How to Handle VBA Errors in MS Access
Error handling is a very important component to any programming, as it can drastically improve the user experience when things go wrong. Handled correctly, program errors can be correctly communicated to the user, and system resources can be neatly closed and cleaned up so that further problems do not occur. This is an important tool in your Access toolkit!
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[@velbalakrishnan956]

Excellent explanation.

[@seanmackenziedataengineering]

Thanks!

[@janezklun]

Good tutorial, thank you for sharing, Cheers

[@seanmackenziedataengineering]

Thanks for watching!

[@adrianbridge3474]

Sean I like your explanation style but I am getting a error code 0. Everything works as it should (I'm exporting a query to Excel). How do I stop this?

[@seanmackenziedataengineering]

Error code 0 is the best of all! It means no error. So, you probably just forgot to put Exit Sub just before your error block. Your code should exit before the error block, if there is no error.

[@adrianbridge3474]

@@seanmackenziedataengineering You are correct Sean. FYI from the UK, living west of Edmonton Alberta, cheers

[@seanmackenziedataengineering]

@@adrianbridge3474 Welcome aboard!

[@tigerdataimarticus7088]

How to resolve error number 3043 through VBA

[@seanmackenziedataengineering]

I once had a customer with many users who would get this error. This "network or disk" error really depends on the context. Try to compact/repair your database(s) to see if that helps. If it is a persistent network error that keeps coming up, try making sure all of your network connections are good, plugged properly etc. After that, if you have many users and still see this error, you can fix it by converting your app to use SQL Express. A real client-server app can work well in this environment, as well as narrow down problem workstations. In my case, there were several workstations way out in a warehouse with extra long network cables getting pinched. :-D You never know!

[@AlbertoSaravia]

Thank You!

[@seanmackenziedataengineering]

Welcome!

[@sharmaneaurora6332]

Hello Sir, how can I open a recordset for a linked table?

[@seanmackenziedataengineering]

The technique is the same as for a local table. How to Open a RecordSet in Access VBA and Loop Through the Records kzbin.info/www/bejne/bXnGnIygfcSqnZY