Just add multiple catch statements:
<Code Snippet = VB.NET>
Dim a As Integer = 1
Dim b As Integer = 0
Dim y As Integer
Try
y = a\b
Catch y As DivideByZeroException
Debug.Writeline("DBZ")
Catch x As Exception
Debug.Writeline("Exception")
Finally
End Try
</Code Snippet>
Will catch on the first catch. . .Any other exceptions will be caught by the second. .
.
Jacob A. Grass
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> Subject: [DOTNET] try catch question
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> Is it possible to catch more than 1 type of exception ? I am
> calling a method that can throw different types of
> exceptions, how do I catch them all ?
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