Error Handling
I have shown a lot of code examples without any support for trapping errors, which is not an ideal way to program in real life. There are numerous ways a connection or command execution attempts can fail, all of which need to be handled correctly. Listings 9.29 and 9.30 show the DataReader example with the correct error-handling structure applied.
Listing 9.29. Using the DataReader—Visual Basic Example
Import System.Data Import System.Data.SqlClient Dim myConnection as new SQLConnection(“server=localhost;uid=sa;pwd=; database=pubs”) Dim myCommand as new SQLCommand(“select * from Publishers”,myConnection) Dim myReader as SQLDatareader Try myConnection.Open() myReader=myCommand.ExecuteReader() While (myReader.Read) Response.Write(myreader(“pub_name”) ... |
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