Kevin
Tue Aug 21 06:07:33 CDT 2007
Your code would have to identify the command. Then you could create a custom
Exception class that contains that information.
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HTH,
Kevin Spencer
Microsoft MVP
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"Ferdinand Zaubzer" <ferdinand.zaubzer@schendl.at> wrote in message
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> When I catch an SQLException that could possibly come from several
> sqlCommand.ExecuteNonQuery(); statements in a try-catch block how can I
> identify the correct command without a stacktrace?
>
> Thanks
> Ferdinand