In that, we will again end up getting the error. In this example, we will see what if we write some set of code and the code does not find the portion to get executed. Let’s see another type of On Error Goto example. For this, follow the below steps: We will see the code is successfully executed and Sheet1 which is the only worksheet opened has got the text as Test in cell A1. Step 8: Again we Run the code by pressing the F5 key. Here we will insert a line of code, ‘ On Error Resume Next‘ as shown below. Step 7: But what if we include a line of code, by which if error comes, the code should move to the next possible step which could be executed. This normally happens when we choose the range which is not there or if we select the incorrect range. We got the error message as Subscript is out of range. Step 6: Run the code by pressing the F5 key or by clicking on the Play Button. Step 5: Do the same process for selecting the next sheet which can be named as “Sheet2” with the same or any other text. We chose cell A1 with a sample text Test. Step 4: Now choose a text which we want to print.
Step 3: Now select the first worksheet with its name. rs.Status says same "Operation not allowed when the object is closed" and rs.state returns 0.Step 2: Write the subprocedure to define the code structure in any name. When I put there as the second to last row rs.open, no error is given, but the rs remains closed. StProcName = "thenameofmystoredprocedurehere" 'Define name of Stored Procedure to execute. 'One possible error here can be caused if user has just changed the password to company network and hasn't logged off and back in after that!
'Execute stored procedure and return to a recordset PrmUser.Value = "'" & strUser & "'" 'Tried also without quotes, no difference Set prmApplication = adInteger, adParamInput) Set prmUser = adVarChar, adParamInput, 7) StProcName = "GetUserAuthForApp" 'Define name of Stored Procedure to execute.Ĭmd.CommandType = adCmdStoredProc 'Define the ADODB commandĬmd.ActiveConnection = oConn 'Set the command connection stringĬmd.CommandText = stProcName 'Define Stored Procedure to run 'Initialize variables for database connections 'Define connection string and open the connection Dim strConn As String 'Connection string to SQL Serverĭim strSQLtoExecute As String 'SQL query string to executeĭim oConn As ADODB.Connection 'Object for connectingĭim rs As ADODB.Recordset 'Object for recordsetĭim stProcName As String 'Stored Procedure nameįunction LoadAuthorizationInfoFromSQL(iApp As Integer, strUser As String) As Variant
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