title: VB6 How to catch an ADO Command Timeout error and display custom MsgBox
body: <p>I have looked through all of the VB6 Error Numbers to no avail, and it seems the command object itself takes care of the error messagebox in the background. What I need to know is if their is someway to change the MsgBox for the ADODB.CommandTimeout error itself. My first thoughts were to just catch the error (using error numbers) and then set a MsgBox that way. However, I can't find any documentation on any error numbers handling ADO Events. Any suggestions?</p>