I am using a try-catch-finally statement.
In my Catch clause, I trap an error and display the error with the .Message
property of the Exception class.
The problem is that I do not know which line within the code that the error
occurred?
I do not see a property that tells me that.
Does this mean that during the development process, I can not use the try -
catch statement? I do get a message with the line of the error when I do not
use the try catch statement.
TIA.
3  1354 
Paul,
Different parts of the exception display the line number.
During development I find it best to write the whole exception out when I
trap it with a try catch. So during development I always display ex.ToString
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Sincerely,
S. Justin Gengo, MCP
Web Developer / Programmer www.aboutfortunate.com
"Out of chaos comes order."
Nietzsche
"Paul" <Pa**@discussio ns.microsoft.co m> wrote in message
news:78******** *************** ***********@mic rosoft.com... I am using a try-catch-finally statement.
In my Catch clause, I trap an error and display the error with the
.Message
property of the Exception class.
The problem is that I do not know which line within the code that the
error
occurred?
I do not see a property that tells me that.
Does this mean that during the development process, I can not use the
try -
catch statement? I do get a message with the line of the error when I do
not
use the try catch statement.
TIA.
Even when I print out the "entire" exception with a .tostring(), it still
does not list the line number?
"Paul" wrote: I am using a try-catch-finally statement.
In my Catch clause, I trap an error and display the error with the .Message
property of the Exception class.
The problem is that I do not know which line within the code that the error
occurred?
I do not see a property that tells me that.
Does this mean that during the development process, I can not use the try -
catch statement? I do get a message with the line of the error when I do not
use the try catch statement.
TIA.
> Even when I print out the "entire" exception with a .tostring(), it still does not list the line number?
Did you use it in DEBUG mode?
The linenumber is not shown in the exception message, but in the
stacktrace. Only is debug info is available.
Hans Kesting
"Paul" wrote:
I am using a try-catch-finally statement.
In my Catch clause, I trap an error and display the error with the .Message
property of the Exception class.
The problem is that I do not know which line within the code that the error
occurred?
I do not see a property that tells me that.
Does this mean that during the development process, I can not use the try -
catch statement? I do get a message with the line of the error when I do not
use the try catch statement.
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