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Error Handling Drilling Down

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    Hi All: First and Foremost Merry Christmas and Hapy New Year.. And then now my challenge..We have all our Data Access Operations for any application through an COM object that was then rewritten using VB.Net. Now this object has a piece of code that does nothing but it is meant to handle any exception that arises out of our dataaccess operations.Now this was cool to start off with.But with the applications getting bigger we would prefer handling errors at application level after each operation for better understanding and maintenance. But the problem is even if i give the error handling code to handle exception on my application code it does not seem to pick it up because the error is being handled even before within this data access object.Becuase it drills down and get the error at that point. Is there a way i can specify somewhere in my application code not to do this.I mean can i tell "Use this error handling code right below and dont use the one available in data access object" Please let me know of articles,links that can help me understand error handling better in applications. Regards Pradhip.S If a Building is Completed then why do they call it BUILDING ??

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