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Kevin Marois wrote:
What's the right way to handle all this.

Log everything you don't expect.

Kevin Marois wrote:
I'v heard people say "Handle these issues in the BLL", while other folks seem to think exceptions related to data should be handled in the DAL?

Let's leave the religious argument where it "belongs" to the architecture-astronauts, and stay practical.

The user is usually the one that handles the exception if it's not something that can be ignored or retried automatically. In the case of a FK-violation, the user could be informed and asked to select some other value. In the case of a connection-problem, timeouts, whatever, there's* three retries, and if those fail, there's a dialog with common causes for that particular exception, and the option to retry (Y/N/C). Yes, that's a lot of bubbling-up that an exception has to do from a DAL Smile | :)

Anything the user can't handle, will be hopefully be handled by a helpdesk, or the author of the software. That's why I included the superfluous advice to log everything you don't expect.

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