I have a batch program that I run daily.
When one of my programs has an error, an error message flashes on the screen and the next program in the batch start.
Problem is that I don't always see the error message ( and usually dont look at it)
Is there a way to trap the error in AFL, such that I can write the error to a log file?
Thanks
explain better, your post is lacking details because usage of word batch program is ambiguous.
On a day that you see the error flash by, just run each step in your batch manually until the error occurs. It should stay on the screen if the next step is not automatically running.
Did you check the LOG window???