How to trap error '80072020'

J

JP SIngh

We are using an ASP page to allow our users to update this Active Directory
Information.

Our testing show that for 90% of the users this works fine but for a small
number of users it gives an error '80072020'

Is there a way to display a more friendly error message rather than it
saying error '80072020'


thanks
 
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Anthony Jones

JP SIngh said:
We are using an ASP page to allow our users to update this Active Directory
Information.

Our testing show that for 90% of the users this works fine but for a small
number of users it gives an error '80072020'

Is there a way to display a more friendly error message rather than it
saying error '80072020'

You google the number.
 
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Bob Barrows [MVP]

JP said:
We are using an ASP page to allow our users to update this Active
Directory Information.

Our testing show that for 90% of the users this works fine but for a
small number of users it gives an error '80072020'

Is there a way to display a more friendly error message rather than it
saying error '80072020'
Use "ON Error Resume Next ... If err <> 0 Then" to trap the error.
I don't understand the question ... are you unaware of how to trap errors in
vbscript?
 

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