Hello,
this is something I've been asking myself for sometime ... and now I'd like
to clarify this point.
When should the try block start in a method??? What I mean is, does having
all the code instead of a smaller set of it inside a try clause add any
overhead???
What I'd like to understand is if, to be completely sure that no unhandles
exception will get to the user, I can place all the code inside a try block
and if this practice adds unnecessary overhead (memory usage, more cpu
cycles, etc.) or if having a smaller set of instructions instead of all the
code under a try has the EXACT SAME effect on resources (overhead).
Bob Rock
2  1175 
Throwing and catching exceptions is the 'costly' thing. Just trapping them
in try/catch doesn't have any discernable effect.
In general though, you should only try/catch one or a few lines of code so
you can respond to something specific and do something to correct it.
HTH,
Bill www.devbuzz.com www.knowdotnet.com
"Bob Rock" <no************ *************** @hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:uL******** ******@TK2MSFTN GP10.phx.gbl... Hello,
this is something I've been asking myself for sometime ... and now I'd
like to clarify this point.
When should the try block start in a method??? What I mean is, does having
all the code instead of a smaller set of it inside a try clause add any
overhead???
What I'd like to understand is if, to be completely sure that no unhandles
exception will get to the user, I can place all the code inside a try
block and if this practice adds unnecessary overhead (memory usage, more cpu
cycles, etc.) or if having a smaller set of instructions instead of all
the code under a try has the EXACT SAME effect on resources (overhead).
Bob Rock
Hi Bob,
In addition to Bill, I agree as he says, once when I told the same someone
said.
I start all my procedures wit a Try and end it with a catch End Try. Just
because I send them to clients and when there is an error they can report
the error I have set in the catch block.
I had no reply on that answer.
Cor
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