Lol ++ for having the same ideas as me :)

We have a alpha, beta and production environment. I'm busy implementing CVS.

But fact is I'm taking over existing code here. Now I have to iron out the bugs. But the code is already in production. What happens is that now and then I get wrong data due to bugs in the code. Then I need to make that data correct manually.

Fact is due to historically redens I'm stuck in this situation that need to be solved:

a. by solving the bugs how this happens
b. make the corrupt data correct

But by what I want is to narrow down where things go wrong by:

a. logging every good step
b. try to log where something goes wrong


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In reply to Re: Re (tilly) 1: Error trapping by toadi
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