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by via Bill Wagner: C# Development Blog | MySmartChannels on 10/1/2006 9:08:21 PM
which I deftly don't answerI received the following question in email recently:While working on a problem report related to making sure that all our database updates are enclosed in try...catches. Within the try we throw exceptions if anything goes wrong. The catch clause contains all of the cleanup code. Along the way, a question came to mind. What kind of overhead is there in throwing an exception or is there any? Your first book does not address that subject.The
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