Turn Of Warnings Globally, i.e. No Debug Window

[Dave Elliott]

I do not want the debug window or any other warnings to show unless I
purposely make them showup.
Is this possible?

Thanks,
Dave

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[diarmuidq]

Well you could make an mde. That way the code and debug windows remains
hidden. But really what you should have is proper error handling. If you
create and mde, and have an unhandled error, the program will close.

 

[Gulf Coast Electric]

How then can I set up proper error handling?

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[Albert D. Kallal]

You have to set error handling for every single piece of code (function, or
sub) that your write. If you don't handle an error, then all global vars are
re-set.

However, if you use a mde, then the global vars do keep their values.

So, the answer remains the same:

write error handling for each routine, or use a mde.

You can get some examples of error handling code by looking at any of the
code that the wizard writes, as in most cases it does also add the error
code.