Wether you catch the other SQLException i guess depends on the
situation. I just find this very useful, wether it's SQL or
otherwise..
Thing thing = getThing();
try {
thing.use();
} finally {
thing.close();
}
There is no need to create Thing thing = null; outside the block then
null check it inside. The only gotchas are:
1. you might want to use a safeClose() to eat exceptions you dont want
overriding others
2. you can't insert any code between the Thing thing = getThing() and
the open of the try. Otherwise something in there could through and
you will miss the finally.
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