Error - codes

Is there any place where i can find the list of errors usually we get in
..NET, i want to categeorize the errors into different groups, does any one
have any inputs on categeorizing the errors in .net?

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Every error is a type of Exception, so it inherits from Exception down the
line. You can look at the documentation for all classes that inherit from
Exception, and all classes that inherit from those classes, etc. In a way,
this subclassing is what categorizes the exceptions into different types.

"vsr" <> wrote in message
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> Is there any place where i can find the list of errors usually we get in
> .NET, i want to categeorize the errors into different groups, does any one
> have any inputs on categeorizing the errors in .net?
>

Marina

..NET does not use codes to identify it's exceptions like VB 6.0 did. In
..NET, everything you encounter is a "type", including exceptions. There are
many different "types" of exceptions and they have already been
"categorized" by inheritance and namespaces, so there's no need for you to
do it.

Just take a look at the Exception class documentation.


"vsr" <> wrote in message
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> Is there any place where i can find the list of errors usually we get in
> .NET, i want to categeorize the errors into different groups, does any one
> have any inputs on categeorizing the errors in .net?
>

Scott M.

Thanks all for the info , thats what i was looking . i was looking for the
list of types to categeorize.thats true .NET categeorized all the exceptuions
but here i am building the escalation system based on the types of errors /
exceptions we get from application.i am sorry i might have used wrong
terminology as "error" & "codes" but actually i was looking for the list of
all possible exceptions and i got it from MSDN.thanks lot again for your
guidance.

"Scott M." wrote:

> ..NET does not use codes to identify it's exceptions like VB 6.0 did. In
> ..NET, everything you encounter is a "type", including exceptions. There are
> many different "types" of exceptions and they have already been
> "categorized" by inheritance and namespaces, so there's no need for you to
> do it.
>
> Just take a look at the Exception class documentation.
>
>
> "vsr" <> wrote in message
> news:539986BB-88F3-46D8-B760-...
> > Is there any place where i can find the list of errors usually we get in
> > .NET, i want to categeorize the errors into different groups, does any one
> > have any inputs on categeorizing the errors in .net?
> >
>
>
>

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