List,
Without wanting to fire up a huge thread about MVC seperation etc etc. I
just wondered if someone would share their expertise on the following
question.
Using Perrin's article on E-Toys is perhaps a good place to start. In the
Model object which performs various DB procedures, what actions were taken
if for some reason the connection to the database failed or if an SQL error
happened? Was the whole "execute()" block put in an eval procedure and then
a generic error page produced; Or were either per procedure evals or
Exception objects used to propogate specific errors up to the control object
so that it could display errors in the current page/view?
Richard
