Hopefully someone has an answer for this or maybe I am missing
something.
I have a stored procedure - this stored procedure is used as my main
insert for a tableadapter
I am doing something like mypolicyadapter .Update(mydatat able) after I
add the appropriate rows...
In this stored procedure I am executing multiple other stored
procedures...if something in one of these blows up it falls into the
catch block of my main stored procedure.
Everything is working great ok..
In the catch block I have a RAISEERROR to let the client ( vb.net 2005)
know that the insert failed...HOWEVE R....the tableadapter keeps going
happily along like nothing EVER happened - WHAT GIVES???? why doesn't
the RAISEERROR tell the tableadapter I have a fatal error?? Instead I
am left executing code on a datatable that is missing identity
fields....
Any input would be appreciated
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