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Requirement is:

try
{
\\SQL Query
}
catch(Exception i)
{
print a
}
catch(SQLQueryException e)
{
\\SQL Query
}


Qu)I Got Exception in "try" block. Which "catch" statement
(i.e. 1st catch or 2nd catch ) catches the exception and
Why???

Answers were Sorted based on User's Feedback



Requirement is: try { \\SQL Query } catch(Exception i) { print a } catch(SQLQ..

Answer / parikshit

it will give compile time error as, the sequence of
exception class has to be Most Specific => General.

Is This Answer Correct ?    12 Yes 3 No

Requirement is: try { \\SQL Query } catch(Exception i) { print a } catch(SQLQ..

Answer / sathish

There will be compile time error, becuase
the "..........catch(Exception ex)..........." is generic
exception block, where all type of exceptions are caught,
so when "catch(Exception ex)" is placed in the beginning,
then the following compile time error is thrown.

"A previous catch clause already catches all exceptions of
this or of a super type ('System.Exception')"

Is This Answer Correct ?    10 Yes 1 No

Requirement is: try { \\SQL Query } catch(Exception i) { print a } catch(SQLQ..

Answer / meena

In try block the SQL query will be executed so the exception
will match the SQLException catch because all type of SQL
exception will be match in this SQLException

if we wrote normal query in try block then it will match
Exception catch

Is This Answer Correct ?    5 Yes 2 No

Requirement is: try { \\SQL Query } catch(Exception i) { print a } catch(SQLQ..

Answer / sabir

when the exception is thrown it will search for mostly
likely to least likely exception so it will catch in second
catch

Is This Answer Correct ?    11 Yes 11 No

Requirement is: try { \\SQL Query } catch(Exception i) { print a } catch(SQLQ..

Answer / mathew m

it will give error

previous catch clause already catches all exceptions of
this or of a super type ('System.Exception')

b"z System.Exception is the MOTHER -"mathaji" of all
exception.So all will be caught intitally,after that no
exception remains...it will be ok if we put child exception
like "SQLQueryException" before Exception [mathaji:)]

Is This Answer Correct ?    2 Yes 2 No

Requirement is: try { \\SQL Query } catch(Exception i) { print a } catch(SQLQ..

Answer / balakrishnan

The First Catch block will be executed, if the generic
exception should be defined it should be the last of
exception list

Is This Answer Correct ?    0 Yes 3 No

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