Updated application to 5.5

[Ruslan Zasukhin]

on 3/1/04 11:18 PM, Kirk Clendinning at kirk at lensart.com wrote:

> If this were a
> ValentinaDatabase.open(myFolderItem)
> 
> Then I could use a ValentinaDatabase.errNumber or
> ValentinaDatabase.errString.
> 
> But a ValentinaServer.opensession?  the ValentinaServer object doesn't
> have an errNumber or errString property.

> Maybe there's something about getting errors that I've missed. Is there
> a global method or property of the Kernal?

Hmm, you are right!
It seems we have big lack in design now.
 

On c++ level we catch exceptions.

In V4RB layer I store exception into GLOBAL variable in fact.

Vdatabase.errNumber actually return value of this global.



I think, we must store catched exception into Database object itself,
And in Vserver object also.

I will be able do this only for 2.0 product.

In V4RB_Client now I can do something in Vserver object to return error code
also. From that global I think.

Thank you for good eye!


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Ruslan Zasukhin      [ I feel the need...the need for speed ]
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