Subject | Arithmetic Overflow/String Truncation |
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Author | Alan McDonald |
Post date | 2004-02-07T04:12:12Z |
It seems to me that Arithmetic Overflow and String Truncation exceptions are
quite different in nature but unfortunately they fire the same exception.
Makes it hard to find what the exception is referring to.
Is there any talk of making these two things separate exceptions? Can we not
just swallow string truncation exceptions anyway when desired? While I
develop import routines, it's maddening sometimes to track down what part of
the srupid access data is springing this exception on me.
Alan
quite different in nature but unfortunately they fire the same exception.
Makes it hard to find what the exception is referring to.
Is there any talk of making these two things separate exceptions? Can we not
just swallow string truncation exceptions anyway when desired? While I
develop import routines, it's maddening sometimes to track down what part of
the srupid access data is springing this exception on me.
Alan