How to catch exception in Finally Block

[suneethadotnet]

HI,

i want to know if there is any exception in finally then how to catch exception in Finally Block.

[TRScheel]

HI,

i want to know if there is any exception in finally then how to catch exception in Finally Block.

try
{
   // Code that sometimes throws exception
}
catch
{
}
finally
{
    try
    {
         // Another snippet of code that might throw an exception
    }
    catch { }
}
 

In short, you just need to embed try / catch blocks within the finally block.

[nmsreddi]

Hello

I dint get why you need to catch exception in finally block

Finally is used to execute some code every time even exception is not raised probably (connection closing ) will be written in finally ,if any exception raises then it automatically goes to catch block

[suneethadotnet]

Hello

I dint get why you need to catch exception in finally block

Finally is used to execute some code every time even exception is not raised probably (connection closing ) will be written in finally ,if any exception raises then it automatically goes to catch block

hi,
Thank you for reply.i just want to know what happend if any exception raised in finally block.

[suneethadotnet]

try
{
   // Code that sometimes throws exception
}
catch
{
}
finally
{
    try
    {
         // Another snippet of code that might throw an exception
    }
    catch { }
}
 

In short, you just need to embed try / catch blocks within the finally block.

hi,

Thankyou for reply.

there is any other way to catch exceprtion in finally block rather then try catch?

[RoninZA]

There is only ONE way to catch exceptions in C# and that's with try...catch

[TRScheel]

There is only ONE way to catch exceptions in C# and that's with try...catch

A using block should do it too, but for some reason there's a bug that lets it persist the exceptions. If you decompile how using is suppossed to work, it basically says:

object MyObject = new object();
try
{
    MyObject.MyFunction();
}
catch { }
MyObject.Dispose();

should be the same as:

using(object MyObject = new object())
{
   MyObject.MyFunction();
}

[jagdeep gupta]

Then why didn't we write every code in finally instead of writing anywhere else