From: Warren Young
Date: December 22 2010 4:43am
Subject: Re: Exception Handling.
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On Dec 21, 2010, at 7:29 PM, Eric Sepich wrote:

> First off I saw an example outlining how to use:

Where?

>        mysqlpp::Connection conn(use_exceptions);

use_exceptions is in the mysqlpp namespace, like all other MySQL++ =
symbols.  So, that should be=20

	mysqlpp::Connection conn(mysqlpp::use_exceptions);

or:

	use namespace mysqlpp;
	Connection conn(use_exceptions);

Both of these are more work than necessary, though, because exceptions =
are the default.  This is the same as both of the above:

	mysqlpp::Connection conn;
=20
> There really is no good example I can find
> describing the how of exception handling in mysql++.

$ grep catch.*BadQuery examples/*.cpp | wc -l
       19