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throwexception from function to function
This is a discussion on throwexception from function to function within the VB.NET forums, part of the Software Development category; Suppose there are 2 functions and i need to throw the exception from one function to other function how do i do that?ex:func1() and func2() I need to throw an ...
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throwexception from function to function
Suppose there are 2 functions and i need to throw the exception from one function to other function how do i do that?ex:func1() and func2() I need to throw an exception from func1() and need to catch it in func2()
Thanks, Question asked by ashwini. 
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06-25-2007
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Re: throwexception from function to function
in func2() something like this:
Try func1() Catch ex as Exception ' Handle the exception Finally ' Cleanup code, always executed regardless of the exception End Try and in func1(): ... Throw new Exception("My message") ...
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