Throw message from .NET

[Edwin Knoppert]

I run this class in .NET and it throws an error, construction is like:

try
{
    // something goes wrong here..
}
catch (Exception Ex)
{                
    // Close stuff or so here...
    // Ex.Message 
    throw Ex;
}

Ex.Message contains the correct error message like a specific database error$ (tested).
The throw 'passes' it on but it gives a general message instead (ObjResult$)

[Michael Mattias]

I know ADO offers an error interface, which you can call after OBJRESULT to get details. Great for getting the details when an SQL statement is bad (invalid table name, etc).

Maybe whatever this "ex" is offers or can be made to offer some kind of "error detail" property???

MCM

[Edwin Knoppert]

I know but that would be a work-around.

ADO provides an error collection and is not passed via the exception.
ADO.NET seems to pass the actual error message via the exception and that is nice.

But in PB i guess there is no relationship between the error value and result.
I suspect the objresult$ obtains a common error message from the Windows API.
Iow, it does not use the message in this exception.
Expectable.., it has no link to this exception type variable (assuming).

If no good answer i'll do the work-around (sigh)

[Michael Mattias]

throw new Ex.message?

Remarks
The thrown exception is an object whose class is derived from System.Exception, for example:

class MyException : System.Exception {}
   throw new MyException();

Usually the throw statement is used with try-catch or try-finally statements. When an exception is thrown, the program looks for the catch statement that handles this exception.

???

[Edwin Knoppert]

I'll check if the function throws a good exception message when the try catch is excluded.
Then we'll see if it's able to pass the original text.

[Edwin Knoppert]

I removed the try/catch and the same error happens.
So i don't think there is a relationship between the Exception object and the ERROR part in Windows.
To bad, now i need a function to return the last error

[Michael Mattias]

Can't you add a GET-able property to the class containing the last error?

ADO has that. When I got OBJERROR on an Execute, I could still GET this. (Discovery: it was one of the first things I needed to find because I had fat-fingered the tablename in a SELECT).

MCM

[Edwin Knoppert]

I just did

Here is my PB code (not a property but a method)

http://www.hellobasic.com/cgi-bin/fo...num=1220615658

[Michael Mattias]

Property, method, whatever.

I do 'big ideas.' Details are left to staff.