Control Name | Unit | Class |
RX BDE Items | DBExcpt | TRxBdeErrorDlg |
Description:
The class
TRxBdeErrorDlg replaces the normal message box for EDBEngineError
exceptions raised at runtime.
The standard message box displayed by an unhandled exception
shows only the exception's name and description. EDBEngineError
exceptions, however, contain additional information that can be
useful to application developers. For this reason, exceptions of
the EDBEngineError class, appear in a special dialog box called
TRxBdeErrorDlg. The dialog shows the entire stack of BDE errors
as represented in the EDBEngineError object.
You can use the DbErrorIntercept procedure to display TRxBdeErrorDlg instead standard message box. This can be useful for debugging or in cases where you want the end user to have access to BDE error information.
You can also specify handler of OnErrorMsg event to change text of error message displayed by TRxBdeErrorDlg, and help context for error dialog by using DbErrorHelpCtx variable.
Event
OnErrorMsg
Declaration:
OnErrorMsg: TDBErrorEvent;
Use OnErrorMsg to perform special processing when the error message is shown. You can, for example, change the text of error message by using Msg parameter.
Const
DbErrorHelpCtx
Declaration:
DbErrorHelpCtx: THelpContext = 0;
The DbErrorHelpCtx variable is an integer value that determines which Help screen appears when the user requests context-sensitive online Help from the TRxBdeErrorDlg dialog by pressing "F1" key..
Type
TDBErrorEvent
Declaration:
TDBErrorEvent = procedure (Error: TDBError; var Msg: string) of
object;
TDBErrorEvent is the type of the OnErrorMsg event of the TRxBdeErrorDlg dialog control.
Routine
DbErrorIntercept
Declaration:
procedure DbErrorIntercept;
DbErrorIntercept enables the TRxBdeErrorDlg instance, replacing the standard exception message for BDE errors at runtime.
DbErrorIntercept example:
You can call the DbErrorIntercept procedure in the body
of your project file (.DPR):
begin
__Application.Title := 'My Application';
__DbErrorIntercept;
__Application.CreateForm(TMainForm,
MainForm);
__Application.CreateForm(...);
__...
__Application.Run;
end;
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Creation Date: 4 Feb 1998 | Last Update: 16 Mar 2000