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philosophycal issue: using exceptions

iced_tea77 Posted: Mon Jul 28, 2003 8:19 am

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philosophycal issue: using exceptions

Hello people!!

I`m trying to improve an application I recently developed, in order
to release its version 2.0. One of my concerns is to make it more
robust, stable and with error-recovering capabilities. Some of its
characteristics are:

-the system comprises an applicative SW, running on PC/desktop
computer, plus -an external device which will collect data and send
it to the PC via a com port -the SW must automate MS-Word and MS-
Excel in order to generate reports

For the serial communication I use ComPort library, by Dejan Crnila
(way excellent).

For the database I use Sqlite dll, by Richard D. Hepp (having my
first experience, seems very good and reliable).

Ok, now, I`ve read quite a few things about exceptions, how to use
them, even used them in some places, but what I haven`t got is the
general picture: where to put them? when exactly to use them when
submitting a database query? or in the serial communications, where
several things could go wrong?

I`d like to open a topic about the use of exceptions, and hear about
how you like to use them. I hope this will give us insights which
could be very productive and usefull.

Hope to hear from you all! See ya,

Ricardo Jasinski.

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