[thelist] [ASP.NET] best practice error handling

Les Lytollis leslytollis at dimensions-corporatewear.co.uk
Wed Apr 14 06:48:41 CDT 2004


>If it returns a string instead of a DataSet then just use the
layer.value attribute to set the layer text of your >error message and
hide the dataset accordingly.

> you could choose to add a repeater, or a label, 
> depending on what is returned (dataset or string).

If my method is:

public DataSet GetProductSet() {}

How do I return a string?

Thanks
Lez Lytollis





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