Hi,
Could anyone tell me where would be the best place to deal with
exceptions,
within the form itself or at the lower level within the class that is called
e.g I have a form with the following code

AddAgencyToDb
this.sysAgency.RemoveAgency(IntKey)

then I have a class called sysAgency

public void RemoveAgency(IntKey)
{

// add code to remove agency with intkey

}

Should the try catch be in the form or within the class sysAgency

Thanx
Robert

I put exception handling in the global.asax file.

But if there is something that I think may go wrong in some specific sub or
piece of code (e.g. in an excel file import routine) I would put more
specific exception handling in that sub.

"Robert Smith" wrote:

> Hi,
> Could anyone tell me where would be the best place to deal with
> exceptions,
> within the form itself or at the lower level within the class that is called
> e.g I have a form with the following code
>
> AddAgencyToDb
> this.sysAgency.RemoveAgency(IntKey)
>
> then I have a class called sysAgency
>
> public void RemoveAgency(IntKey)
> {
>
> // add code to remove agency with intkey
>
> }
>
> Should the try catch be in the form or within the class sysAgency
>
> Thanx
> Robert