Returns the last error text.

Syntax:

str = object.LastError

Examples:

Set db = Server.CreateObject("newObjects.sqlite.dbutf8")
If db.Open(Server.MapPath("/db/mydb.db")) Then
  ' Continue with the actual work
  ' ...
  Set r = db.Execute("SELECT * FROM T")
  If db.LastError <> "" Then
    ' Perform some error handling
  End If
Else
  ' Deal with the error further
  Response.Write "Error occured: " & db.LastError
  ' ... 
End If

The above piece of code can be implemented also by using On Error Resume Next. However in script languages that have not enough error handling capabilities (such as JScript 3.0 or earlier) you will not have the chance to deal with the error. In such cases you can set the NoErrorMode property to True and put the SQLite COM object in non-error mode. This will allow you to determine if an error has occurred by checking if the LastError property is non-empty. 

Applies to: SQLite COM object

See also: Execute, NoErrorMode

Supported on:

Windows 95/NT and later
Windows CE 3.0 and later
Pocket PC/Windows Mobile 2003 and later
Windows CE.NET 4 and later