C#

dojohansen wrote:

Actually you didn't say half of what I did

musefan wrote:

I said that the 'finally block' executes after the return - which to me is the same as saying "the return value is evaluated before the finally executes"

musefan wrote:

I did not accuse you of 'stealing' my answer

musefan wrote:

yeah maybe I could have handled it differently but you clearly misunderstood my answer and therefore instead of 'correcting' it then you should say you don't understand

int i = 1;
try
{
  int returnValue = i;
  i += 3; 
  return returnValue;
}
catch
{
  i += 3;
  throw;
}

SqlConnection cnx = new SqlConnection("Data Source=.; Initial Catalog=Northwind; Integrated Security=true");
cnx.Open();
SqlTransaction tx = null;
try
{
   tx = cnx.BeginTransaction();
   insertFirst();
   insertSecond();
   tx.Commit();
}
catch
{
   if (tx != null) tx.Rollback();
   throw;
}
finally
{
   cnx.Close();
}

DataTable dtBilling = new DataTable();
            dtBilling.Columns.Add("Product Name");
            dtBilling.Columns.Add("Price");
            dtBilling.Columns.Add("Unit Price");
            dtBilling.Columns.Add("Total");

            dtBilling.Rows.Add("Prod1", "100", "2.50", "250");
            dtBilling.Rows.Add("Prod1", "200", "3.50", "3250");
            dtBilling.Rows.Add("Prod1", "300", "4.50", "450");
            dtBilling.Rows.Add("Prod1", "400", "5.50", "550");

            if (dtBilling.Rows.Count > 0)
            {
                dgBilling.DataSource = dtBilling;
            }

Blikkies wrote:

vb would be much easier