lets look at your first Macro.
lets say that it is
This is a simple macro that will set the public variable to 0 and change it to 1 if there is an error
so going back to your scheduling macro
Ok the following is my ""Error Control" subroutine
it simply looks at the error flag and displays a message.
I havn't used the macro number for anything because I realised that the error flag could tell me the macro number.
However if our macros have names and not numbers then
would give you access to the calling macro name for your error message.
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