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  • H Henry Minute

    Which error do you want the number for? I've had most of them in my time, so I might be able to let you have it.

    Henry Minute Do not read medical books! You could die of a misprint. - Mark Twain Girl: (staring) "Why do you need an icy cucumber?" “I want to report a fraud. The government is lying to us all.”

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    MY REPLY IS POSTED PLEASE CHECK

    If you can think then I Can.

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      Have you tried looking at the GetLastError API method? I think that there's a managed wrapper around that which may help (Marshal.GetLastWin32Error I think)

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      I THINK IT IS APPLY FOR ALL PROGRAMS IN MY COMPUTER. AM I RIGHT?

      If you can think then I Can.

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        IN VB WE CAN CHECK ERROR NO. BY USING ON ERROR GOTO ERR ERR: MSGBOX (ERR.NUMBER) NOW HOW CAN IT POSSIBLE IN C#

        If you can think then I Can.

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        Colin Angus Mackay
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        STOP SHOUTING - It is rude!

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          MY REPLY IS POSTED PLEASE CHECK

          If you can think then I Can.

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          Colin Angus Mackay
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          THERE'S NO NEED TO SHOUT - WE CAN HEAR YOU FINE. It is also rude to use all caps.

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            I THINK IT IS APPLY FOR ALL PROGRAMS IN MY COMPUTER. AM I RIGHT?

            If you can think then I Can.

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            Colin Angus Mackay
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            eg_Anubhava wrote:

            AM I RIGHT?

            I DON'T KNOW. I CAN'T THINK OVER THE SOUND OF HOW LOUD YOU ARE SHOUTING.

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              STOP SHOUTING - It is rude!

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              ok colin

              If you can think then I Can.

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                I THINK IT IS APPLY FOR ALL PROGRAMS IN MY COMPUTER. AM I RIGHT?

                If you can think then I Can.

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                Even a quick google would have shown that to be untrue. If you google it, the first thing you see is: GetLastError Function (Windows) Retrieves the calling thread's last-error code value.

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                  IN VB WE CAN CHECK ERROR NO. BY USING ON ERROR GOTO ERR ERR: MSGBOX (ERR.NUMBER) NOW HOW CAN IT POSSIBLE IN C#

                  If you can think then I Can.

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                  In C# we do this by putting the code below where the On Error Goto would be inside a try block. The Err label is replaced by catch block(s). In addition we have an optional finally block that is run after either have completed:

                  try
                  {
                  // code that may throw an exception
                  }
                  catch(Exception ex)
                  {
                  // an exception is now in ex so you can examine this to get details,
                  // show detailed MessageBox etc...
                  }
                  finally
                  {
                  // this will run regardless of whether an exception was thrown or not.
                  // useful to close/dispose of objects etc...
                  }

                  More details here[^].

                  Dave
                  BTW, in software, hope and pray is not a viable strategy. (Luc Pattyn)
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                    Even a quick google would have shown that to be untrue. If you google it, the first thing you see is: GetLastError Function (Windows) Retrieves the calling thread's last-error code value.

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                    Sorry But Please Explain It to finding Err.Number.

                    If you can think then I Can.

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                      Sorry But Please Explain It to finding Err.Number.

                      If you can think then I Can.

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                      Narendra Reddy Vajrala
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                      Hey Anubhava... did you got the solution to find error number in c#.net??? i have the same requirement i tried so much but i did not found solution :( please pass solution if you got tnx in advance :)

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