Hi Mariano > Why you think that is a bad idea? Don't you need (sometimes) to distinguish > between one error and others? for example, don't you need to do or not to > do something depending on the error you received ? Ok, you can have the > error number as an instance variable and then use a switch or if but...I > don't know.
Sure, I do. Usually, the same kind of exception is thrown for an error of the same class and I see OpenDBX errors as one class of errors. The other way round I would have 15 types of exceptions which is too much in my opinion. Norbert -- OpenPGP public key http://www.linuxnetworks.de/norbert.pubkey.asc
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