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New messagebox/error dialog?

Author
27 Apr 2006 2:33 PM
Jeff Johnson
Has anyone here used SQL Server Management Studio (2005) and seen the new
messagebox that comes up when there's an error? It's really nice, with
buttons along the bottom for accessing the help links and getting the extra
details from an Exception.

I was wondering if this was developed exclusively for this product or if
there's a new class in the 2.0 framework that all of us can tap directly
into. Ideas?

Author
27 Apr 2006 5:35 PM
Gabriele G. Ponti
See the ExceptionMessageBox class.

http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms136609(sql.90).aspx

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"Jeff Johnson" <i.get@enough.spam> wrote in message
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> Has anyone here used SQL Server Management Studio (2005) and seen the new
> messagebox that comes up when there's an error? It's really nice, with
> buttons along the bottom for accessing the help links and getting the
> extra details from an Exception.
>
> I was wondering if this was developed exclusively for this product or if
> there's a new class in the 2.0 framework that all of us can tap directly
> into. Ideas?
>
Author
27 Apr 2006 8:24 PM
Jeff Johnson
"Gabriele G. Ponti" <ggponti.at.hotmail.com> wrote in message
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>> Has anyone here used SQL Server Management Studio (2005) and seen the new
>> messagebox that comes up when there's an error? It's really nice, with
>> buttons along the bottom for accessing the help links and getting the
>> extra details from an Exception.
>>
>> I was wondering if this was developed exclusively for this product or if
>> there's a new class in the 2.0 framework that all of us can tap directly
>> into. Ideas?

> See the ExceptionMessageBox class.

Ah, it's tied to a library provided by SQL Server 2005, eh? Can we use it in
everyday apps then (i.e., is the library redistributable)?
Author
27 Apr 2006 8:44 PM
Gabriele G. Ponti
> Ah, it's tied to a library provided by SQL Server 2005, eh? Can we use it
> in everyday apps then (i.e., is the library redistributable)?

I don't know if is redistributable, I would think it isn't. But since it's
also part of SQL Server Management Studio Express you may be able to use it
in your programs (if you programs include SQL Server Express).

Hopefully somebody from MSFT will clarify this.

    Gabriele

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