I know that at least one CFCATCH must be put inside a CFTRY block. How
picky is CF on the order of the tags, though? for example:
<CFTRY>
Some code
<CFCATCH type="Database">
</CFCATCH>
<CFCATCH type="object">
</CFCATCH>
<CFCATCH type="all">
</CFCATCH>
</CFTRY>
First off, can you use an 'all' catch with other specialized catches
defined? Would a database exception catch at 'all' or would it catch at
'database'? If I changed the code around to look like this:
<CFTRY>
Some code
<CFCATCH type="all">
</CFCATCH>
<CFCATCH type="Database">
</CFCATCH>
<CFCATCH type="object">
</CFCATCH>
</CFTRY>
Then, where would a database exception catch? At 'all' or at 'database'?
If I put the code after the CFCATCHs, would an error catch? Like this:
<CFTRY>
<CFCATCH type="Database">
</CFCATCH>
<CFCATCH type="object">
</CFCATCH>
<CFCATCH type="all">
</CFCATCH>
Some code
</CFTRY>
Thoughts, comments? Much thanks!
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