by Andrew Rissing
I would actually go the route getting those developers to follow good practice. As a whole, the field would be better off if developers like that were mentored rather than something like this.So, I would recommend using either of the techniques you put forth originally (using the Data...
by jgauffin
Throwing exceptions is in itself trivial. Just invoke throw with an exception object. But when should you throw? Should you create a new exception or rethrow an old one? What should you include in the exception info? What are exceptions … Continue reading →
by PIEBALDconsult
Using Reflection to instantiate a System.Data.SqlClient.SqlException
by S Leistikow
Leaving an end user with the ability to do more damage is never the way to go.
by Brady Kelly
A handy way to raise an exception without having to call String.Format for the exception message
by jgauffin
Throwing exceptions is in itself trivial. Just invoke throw with an exception object. But when should you throw? Should you create a new exception or rethrow an old one? What should you include in the exception info? What are exceptions … Continue reading →
by jgauffin
This article will teach you how you should design your exception classes.
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