Yes I can, I know that is an option. But is there any way to catch
such an exception? Maybe there will be other exceptions that are
thrown by SQL Server, I just want to know if it's possible to catch
them...
--- In [EMAIL PROTECTED], "Steeve Gilbert"
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> Can't you just do a select statement to check if the record
already exists?
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> Steeve...
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> Envoy�: 27 octobre 2004 05:54
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> Objet�: [development-axapta] error catching when inserting in
SQLServer
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> Hi all,
> I want to insert a new record in the EmployeeTable in Axapta (SQL
> Server). If there is already an employee in it with the same
> EmplId, it (SQL Server I guess) returns an error. How can I catch
> this error? The code below doesn't work : the error is directly
> shown on the screen, and is never catched... I already tried all
of
> the exception-types, yet none works...
>
> try {
> employeeTable.InitValue();
> employeeTable.Name = "Tom Hoebers";
> employeeTable.EmplId = "THO";
> employeeTable.insert();
> }
> catch (exception::Error) {
> print "the error is never catched...";
> pause;
> }
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