Try Catch and Finally

[Alfredo]

Hi,

I have question, i debug this code:

try
'Some operations
catch
Response.Redirect("Page 1")
finally
Response.Redirect("Page 2")
end try

I am getting an error but always Page 2 is loaded. Why?

Thanks,

Alfredo Barrientos

 

[Marina]

Because the Finally block always executes no matter if the try part
succeeded or not.

 

[Curt_C [MVP]]

Hi,

I have question, i debug this code:

try
'Some operations
catch
Response.Redirect("Page 1")
finally
Response.Redirect("Page 2")
end try

I am getting an error but always Page 2 is loaded. Why?

Thanks,

Alfredo Barrientos

try a throw or break, but the idea is that the FINALLY will always fire.
Also, look at the Response.Redirect() it has some extra props to stop
execution, perhaps that will work for you.

 

[Grant Merwitz]

The way the Catch statement works is:

1) TRY run the code in the Try part

2) If an exception occurs, run code in the Catch Part.

3) FINALLY , run code in the Finally part.

So no matter what happens, that finally will always run.

 

[Guest]

Finally is always executed at the end.. whether there was an exception or
not..


http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/d...ef/html/vclrfUsingCatchFinallyTogether_PG.asp

 

[Marc Robitaille]

Try
'Some operations

Response.Redirect("Page 2")

Catch
Response.Redirect("Page 1")

End Try()

 

[Kevin Spencer]

What they all said.

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Kevin Spencer
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