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Kevin Burton
I looked in the documentation to see if I could get a
numeric desciption of some SQL errors that I am receiving.
It looked like the SqlError.Number property just fit what
I needed. The problem is that the documentation indicates
that this property is an index into master.dbo.sysmessages
table. I looked into the table and could not find the
error number that I am getting. When the database is down
I get 17 from the SqlError property in the SqlException
that is thrown. The description is that the "SQL Server
does not exists or access denied." I look in the table and
I see an error 1 and 21 then it skips to over 100. I am
also getting an 11 with a description of "General network
error." The same comment this error does not seem to exist
in the sysmessages table. So what is this Number property?
Thank you.
Kevin
numeric desciption of some SQL errors that I am receiving.
It looked like the SqlError.Number property just fit what
I needed. The problem is that the documentation indicates
that this property is an index into master.dbo.sysmessages
table. I looked into the table and could not find the
error number that I am getting. When the database is down
I get 17 from the SqlError property in the SqlException
that is thrown. The description is that the "SQL Server
does not exists or access denied." I look in the table and
I see an error 1 and 21 then it skips to over 100. I am
also getting an 11 with a description of "General network
error." The same comment this error does not seem to exist
in the sysmessages table. So what is this Number property?
Thank you.
Kevin