I have an interesting situation here and I would like to know if this is possible. On one specific condition, when I do a DataFill(), I need to do it within a Try Catch syntax. So, if there is an error, I can act accordingly. But, this is only effective if this is a specific error. For all the rest, I would like the code to generate the error as is. So, basically, I have something like this:

                        Try

                            ' Start time
                            lnDateNow = Date.Now.Ticks

                            oDataAdapter.Fill(oDataSet)

                            ' End time
                            lnDateNow2 = Date.Now.Ticks

                            ' This means the command worked ok so we are ok to exit
                            Exit For

                        Catch loError As Exception

                            ' If this is the deadlock issue
                            If oApp.At("was deadlocked on lock ", loError.Message) > 0 Then

                                ' If we have not reached the maximum tries of 10, we retry
                                If lnCounter < 5 Then

                                    If lnCounter > 1 Then

                                        ' Log an error
                                        loInsertRow.cAlias = "Error"
                                        loInsertRow.ParameterAdd("Message", "SQL Server deadlock issue " + lnCounter.ToString + " " + _
                                         loError.Message + oApp.cCR + oApp.cCR + ErrorDetail())
                                        loInsertRow.ParameterAdd("Page", oProcess.cPageFullName)
                                        loInsertRow.ParameterAdd("QueryStrin", oProcess.cQueryString)
                                        loInsertRow.ParameterAdd("StackTrace", "")
                                        loInsertRow.ParameterAdd("IP", oProcess.cIP)
                                        loInsertRow.ParameterAdd("NoLanguage", oProcess.nLanguage)
                                        loInsertRow.ParameterAdd("Property", "")
                                        If Not loInsertRow.InsertRow() Then
                                            Return False
                                        End If

                                    End If

                                    ' Wait for 1 second
                                    System.Threading.Thread.Sleep(1000)

                                Else
                                    Return False
                                End If

                            Else

                                ' This is a regular error, so we have to let the system deals with it

                            End If

                        End Try

So, basically, in the Catch section, if the error is not about the deadlock issue, I would like the application to act as if I wouldn't have had any Try Catch at all. So, after the ' This is a regular error line, is there something I can put in there to provoke this error as is?