Can I throw an exception on the SQL 2005 server so that I can catch it in C# code with SqlCommand.ExecuteQuery()?
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Can I throw an exception on the SQL 2005 server so that I can catch it in C# code with SqlCommand.ExecuteQuery()?
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RAISERROR(). Errors raised with severity 1..10 will be informational messages that will trigger the SqlConnection.InfoMessage event. Errors raised with severity 16 will be translated into SqlError objects attached to a SqlException, which will be thrown by SqlClient when you execute any of the SqlCommand methods (ExecuteReader, ExecuteNonQuery, ExecuteScalar, ExecuteXmlReader and their async completion counterparts).Do not use other severity for RAISERROR other than 1..10 and 16.