If all you want, is to be able to perform different actions depending on the
error caught, then just use a try/catch block, with multiple catch's...
for example:
try{ //some code expected to create error }
catch (ExcpetionTypeA e) { //code performed on this type of exception }
catch (ExcpetionTypeB e){ //code performed on this type of exception }
catch(Exception e){ //code performed if is something else }
One thing to remember is to order the exceptions from most specific, to
least specific.
"sunil" wrote:
hello folks,
Is there a way to get the error number in VB.net Exception class as it was
there in VB6 like
'vb code
if err.Number=1234 then
'some code here
end if
Thanks in advance
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Sunil Pandita
Software Engineer
(OTS Solutions Pvt. Ltd. )