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    How to catch 'General exception' before it logs to Application event viewer  
ritz


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06-08-04 05:01 AM

How do I catch the errors that are thrown into the Application Event Viewer?
. I have designed a Error Handling method that writes the errors into a xml 
file in a Error folder. I put this in the Catch Exception Block. However, wh
en I decide the object to b
e 'General Exception', the errors continue to go to the windows event viewer
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    RE: How to catch 'General exception' before it logs to Application event viewer  
Susmitha Kothari


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06-26-04 03:53 PM

If you want to log the exceptions caught, you should set the exception
object as a specific exception. You will not be able to log General
Exception.
In any case, the exceptions should be logged to the event log. Is it
possible for me to take a look at your odx file?
Thanks,
Susmitha
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