Sometimes when you catch an exception in .NET, the message it prints out isn’t very informative, since it is wrapping another exception that had been thrown a bit inner in the code. That exception is in that case accessible via InnerException of the Exception instance. That inner exception is also an Exception, so one would […]

This is a suggestion I’ve just sent in via Visual Studio’s “Send a frown” feature (rewritten here a bit differently from memory, since that feedback channel doesn’t allow you to access your previous feedback as the Microsoft Connect or the Uservoice site does) : Instead of having to write try {   … } catch […]

In this post I would like to talk about exceptions in SQL Server. I know there are samples of how to handle exception in SQL Server in BOL,MSDN and elsewhere but I thought that it would be a good idea to give it a try with hands-on examples.Well, let me make a general statement. All humans make mistakes.That includes application ...