Bonnie,
Thank you for pointing it to me. I didn't understand his message correctly (habit of speed reading <g>)
>Dmitry,
>
>Plamen already got it, but you may have missed it. If you intialize your variables with null prior to the try/catch, it should still work.
>
>SqlCommand sc = null;
>DataReader dr = null;
>// etc.
>try
>{
> sc = new SqlCommand();
> // and all the rest of the stuff
>}
>catch (SqlException ex)
>{
>}
>>
>~~Bonnie
>
>>>>>
>>>Don't want to answer for Plamen, but you didn't get it right. You have to initialize all variables prior to try/finally block.
>>
>>That's not my understanding. The idea of TRY is to try to initialize things to see if they work and if they don't catch them. I know I have to declare them prior to TRY but it is different from initializing. Perhaps Plamen or Bonnie will correct me or you :-)
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