ErrorType Property
Returns a constant which indicates the type of the most recent document synchronization error. Read-only MsoSyncErrorType.
MsoSyncErrorType can be one of the following msoSyncErrorType constants. |
msoSyncErrorNone (0) |
msoSyncErrorUnauthorizedUser (1) |
msoSyncErrorCouldNotConnect (2) |
msoSyncErrorOutOfSpace (3) |
msoSyncErrorFileNotFound (4) |
msoSyncErrorFileTooLarge (5) |
msoSyncErrorFileInUse (6) |
msoSyncErrorVirusUpload (7) |
msoSyncErrorVirusDownload (8) |
msoSyncErrorUnknownUpload (9) |
msoSyncErrorUnknownDownload (10) |
msoSyncErrorCouldNotOpen (11) |
msoSyncErrorCouldNotUpdate (12) |
msoSyncErrorCouldNotCompare (13) |
msoSyncErrorCouldNotResolve (14) |
msoSyncErrorNoNetwork (15) |
msoSyncErrorUnknown (16) |
expression.ErrorType()
expression Required. An expression that returns a Sync object.
Remarks
Use the ErrorType property to determine the type of the most recent document synchronization error.
Not all document synchronization problems raise trappable run-time errors. After performing an operation using the Sync object, it's a good idea to check the Status property; if the Status property is msoSyncStatusError, check the ErrorType property for additional information on the type of error that has occurred.
Example
The following example checks the Status property, then uses the ErrorType property to display the type of sync error that has occurred.
Dim objSync As Office.Sync
Dim strError As String
Set objSync = ActiveDocument.Sync
If objSync.Status = msoSyncStatusError Then
strError = "A sync error has occurred." & vbCrLf & _
"Error type: " & objSync.ErrorType
Else
strError = "No sync error has occurred."
End If
MsgBox strError, vbInformation + vbOKOnly, "Error Information"
Set objSync = Nothing