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Laura at 02:17, 16 July 2013

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	When entering a program line or running a program without error handling statements (see [[:Category:~~error conditions~~]] and [[~~error handling statements~~]]), and BR encounters an error, it will beep, stop, and display "ERROR" and the error code in the bottom line. This allows you to take steps towards debugging the problem, however, note that the program must be stopped in order to make changes or add new lines.		When entering a program line or running a program without error handling statements (see [[:Category:Error Conditions]] and [[Error Handling Statements]]), and BR encounters an error, it will beep, stop, and display "ERROR" and the error code in the bottom line. This allows you to take steps towards debugging the problem, however, note that the program must be stopped in order to make changes or add new lines.

	From ERROR mode, the program can continue by typing GO, or end using [[END]], [[STOP]] or [[CLEAR]]. It is possible to execute most Business Rules instructions, including LIST (to see the program) and PRINT (to test the value of variables).		From ERROR mode, the program can continue by typing GO, or end using [[END]], [[STOP]] or [[CLEAR]]. It is possible to execute most Business Rules instructions, including LIST (to see the program) and PRINT (to test the value of variables).

Laura at 02:16, 16 July 2013

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Laura at 16:12, 28 June 2013

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	When entering a program line or running a program without error handling statements (see [[:Category:error conditions]] and [[error handling statements]]), and BR encounters an error, it will beep, stop, and display "ERROR" and the error ~~number~~ in the bottom line. This allows you to take steps towards debugging the problem, however, note that the program must be stopped in order to make changes or add new lines.		When entering a program line or running a program without error handling statements (see [[:Category:error conditions]] and [[error handling statements]]), and BR encounters an error, it will beep, stop, and display "ERROR" and the error code in the bottom line. This allows you to take steps towards debugging the problem, however, note that the program must be stopped in order to make changes or add new lines.

			From ERROR mode, the program can continue by typing GO, or end using [[END]], [[STOP]] or [[CLEAR]]. It is possible to execute most Business Rules instructions, including LIST (to see the program) and PRINT (to test the value of variables).

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Laura at 15:59, 28 June 2013

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Laura at 15:55, 28 June 2013

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When entering a program line or running a program without error handling statements (see [[:Category:error conditions]] and [[error handling statements]]), and BR encounters an error, it will beep, stop, and display "ERROR" and the error number in the bottom line. This allows you to take steps towards debugging the problem, however, note that the program must be stopped in order to make changes or add new lines.

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[[READY mode]]

[[ERROR mode]]

[[STEP mode]]

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