Error control when accessing the Registry

Hello all,

Let me start by saying that I'm not certain whether this belongs
here, in the notes group, or another more developmentally
oriented one. I'll try starting here then go elsewhere if you
decide otherwise.

I'm writing a Visual Basic program which stores and retrieves
data in the registry - no big thing, I've got all that code written.
My problem is that I want to build this thing as bullet-proof as
possible.

My question is, does anyone have, or know the location of a
good example of using the "try.catch/finally/end_try" error
manipulation code which I could pour over to get an idea of
how to beef up the stability of my code? (I've read all the
stuff that I have been able to find on "try/etc." and also on
"error exemptions" but none of them have any good examples
or anything which could easily be adapted.

Any help or pointers appreciated.

David

Try asking in the VB.Net groups

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"David Schrader" wrote:
> Hello all,
>
> Let me start by saying that I'm not certain whether this belongs
> here, in the notes group, or another more developmentally
> oriented one. I'll try starting here then go elsewhere if you
> decide otherwise.
>
> I'm writing a Visual Basic program which stores and retrieves
> data in the registry - no big thing, I've got all that code written.
> My problem is that I want to build this thing as bullet-proof as
> possible.
>
> My question is, does anyone have, or know the location of a
> good example of using the "try.catch/finally/end_try" error
> manipulation code which I could pour over to get an idea of
> how to beef up the stability of my code? (I've read all the
> stuff that I have been able to find on "try/etc." and also on
> "error exemptions" but none of them have any good examples
> or anything which could easily be adapted.
>
> Any help or pointers appreciated.
>
> David
>
>