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Suppose that I try to insert some data into a table and if the insertion fails due to some CDBException, will that be logged in to the SQL Profiler logs?
I am using SQL Server MSDE 2000
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Suppose that I try to insert some data into a table and if the insertion fails due to some CDBException, will that be logged in to the SQL Profiler logs?
I am using SQL Server MSDE 2000
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