C#

vanikanc wrote:

If I use Environment.Exit(); then it will end the program, and I would not have closed the connection to database that is open.

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vanikanc wrote:

two try blocks, two catches and one finally block

vanikanc wrote:

closed the connection to database

vanikanc wrote:

Environment.Exit();

vanikanc wrote:

then it will end the program, and I would not have closed the connection to
database that is open.

try{
  //code here
}
catch(SqlExcpetion sqlex){
  //handle sql exceptions
}
catch(IOException){
  //handle io exceptions
}
catch(Exception ex){
  //handle all other exceptions
}
finally{
  //handle anything that needs to be handled like freeing file handles, closing connections, ...
  //make sure you test for null values etc, because otherwise you'll get an error in the finally block, which is a bit silly.
}

MacRuturaj wrote:

Thanks.

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