Does every Number from an SqlException has its own exception type
Question
A SqlException has a Number property representing the actual exception. A Duplicate Key Exception has for example the Number 2627.
Is there a type of Exception for this Number 2627? Or even wider asked are there any conrete types of exceptions for all the Numbers for an SqlException?
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0 ACCPTED 2012-07-04 17:31:14
There are none. The Number is what can be used to differentiate fault reasons.
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