IB Statements/noexcp

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NOEXCP option on file system statements
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Parameter:  NOEXCP
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Parameter:  NOEXCP
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Discussion:  Introduced with Comet32 this parameter may be used in file system statements to specify that if a non-fatal runtime exception occurs it should be ignored. This option is available for: ERASE, ENTER, EXTRACT, CREATE, CREATEKEY, DELETE, INPUT, INPUTFILE, INQUIRE, INSERT, POSITION, PRINTFILE, PRINT, OPEN, UPDATE, READ, RENAME, REWRITE, RUN, LOCK, UNLOCK, and WRITE.  
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Discussion:  Introduced with Comet32 this parameter may be used in file system statements to specify that if a non-fatal runtime exception occurs it should be ignored. This option is available for: ERASE, ENTER, EXTRACT, CREATE, CREATEKEY, DELETE, INPUT, INPUTFILE, INQUIRE, INSERT, POSITION, PRINTFILE, PRINT, OPEN, UPDATE, READ, RENAME, REWRITE, RUN, LOCK, UNLOCK, and WRITE.
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For information about handling specific exceptions, see Exception Handling.  
For information about handling specific exceptions, see Exception Handling.  

Revision as of 22:26, 28 May 2009

NOEXCP option on file system statements

Parameter: NOEXCP

Discussion: Introduced with Comet32 this parameter may be used in file system statements to specify that if a non-fatal runtime exception occurs it should be ignored. This option is available for: ERASE, ENTER, EXTRACT, CREATE, CREATEKEY, DELETE, INPUT, INPUTFILE, INQUIRE, INSERT, POSITION, PRINTFILE, PRINT, OPEN, UPDATE, READ, RENAME, REWRITE, RUN, LOCK, UNLOCK, and WRITE.

For information about handling specific exceptions, see Exception Handling.

Also see EXCPSUB=.

Example: ERASE file$ dir=dir$ NOEXCP

See system variables and EXCP for more information.

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