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0) Yes, you probably shouldn't need to be concerned about referential integrity if the user is selecting items from lists of existing items.

1) If there is a unique index, then I wouldn't check to see if the user exists, I find it wasteful because the INSERT will do this anyway.

2) I prefer to catch Exceptions and wrap them in more-meaningful Exceptions (ReferentialIntegrityException, TimeoutException, etc.) so the next higher level has more information.

3) If there is a user, you should alert him about the issue. If, not, then log it. This is handled by the highest level, not the lowest or anywhere in between. The DAL and BLL shouldn't need to know whether or not there is a log or a user. Consider that there could be multiple client applications using the same DAL and BLL -- some interactive, some batched, maybe a Web Service.

4) I also question the choice of having a Company field in the User -- I'd prefer to have a relationship table to associate them, but that's just me.
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