Harry Von Borstel

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	blueshell ADO Survey Kit License: Freeware
	bAsk - the blueshell ADO Survey Kit - is a new diagnostic toolkit for ADO programmers. It presents viewers for all types of ADObjects. bAsking is better than debugging! It's freeware! Link bask.dll to your VB project and view all your ADObjects! You may include calls to bAsk in your program code or you may use it from Visual Basic's Immediate window. View DataEnvironments, Forms with bAt Controls, recordsets, fields, catalogs and more. Calling the viewer There is a (and currently only one) simple interface to bAsk: The method View. It takes any bAsk-visible object as its argument. It automatically detects the type of the object and routes it to the appropriate viewer. Examples: => View DataEnvironment1: Views the Data Environment named DataEnviroment1 => View Forms: Views the Forms collection of your VB application => View rec1: Views a recordset named rec1 => blueshellAsk.View rec1: Same as above, using full qualified identification (in case you have another Sub called "View"). You may look at the examples "Northwind" and "Scott" supplied with blueshell Active Tables and see how they are using bAsk. Author: Harry von Borstel\| Date: 15-09-2003 \| Size: 1257 KB \| Download
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	blueshell Error Guy License: Freeware
	blueshell Error Guy : you really need it! If you have any calls to user-defined functions or subs in your code (have you ever seen another program?), you need to be very aware of this feature of Visual Basic's error handlers; it can cause control to unexpectedly jump into your calling procedure's error handler. And if there isn't a calling procedure (as in all event handler subs like Form_Load, OK_Click etc.) your application will abort immediately. For this reason, we can only recommend that you include an error handler in at least every event handler procedure in your application. This may seem like a lot of work, and it definitely increases the size of your code, but the alternative is worse. Using blueshell Error Guy you can do it quickly and without any problems. In any programming environment, you have to deal with errors, and Microsoft Visual Basic is no different. These errors fall into three categories: Compile-time errors - occur when your code contains incorrect syntax. Run-time errors - occur when a condition raises an error at runtime. Logic errors - occur when your code doesn't do what you intended because of improper logic or misunderstanding. Our software tunes your code, providing that it will handle run-time errors safely. blueshell Error Guy is designed for developers who create Microsoft Visual Basic programs. With its easy-to-use interface, blueshell Error Guy allows you to organize many types of error handling. When a run-time error occurs, you have several ways of dealing with it. Resolving errors requires three steps: Setting an error trap Reacting to the error Exiting the error handler Don't bother about that. Simply use blueshell Error Guy . Our software is useful for all these steps. Author: Harry von Borstel\| Date: 04-08-2003 \| Size: 73 KB \| Download
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