Handling FRM messages

Hi,
I have a from running on 9iAS that if a character is accidentally inserted in one of the numeric fields, I get an FRM-50016 error "Legal characters are 0-9...". It doesn't crash the form but I want to change the message. I tried trapping it with the following code in an
on-message trigger at the form level but it didn't work:
BEGIN
IF MESSAGE_TYPE = 'FRM' THEN
IF MESSAGE_CODE = '50016' THEN
MESSAGE('YOU'VE TYPED A TEXT IN A NUMERIC FIELD');
END IF;
END IF;
END;
Anyone have see any reason why this didn't work??
Thanks in advance,
Jeff

That worked perfect!! Thank you so much!

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