Let's suppose that inside a try catch block, an exception is raised. is it possible inside the catch end try block to log the LastException.Message to an sqlite db?
I wasn't clear about what my actual question is.
Right after an exception takes place, it's caught in the catch block. If I have some logging code there, it doesn't log the exception message for some reason.
Yes, I had seen this thread.
By implementing that, what happens to the traditional Try Catch? I mean that per specific circumstances in the application code, different Try Catch can provide different solutions.
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