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Exceptions in the Database Template Library: An Overview

The Database Template Library (DTL) attempts to be robust in the services it provides. To be robust, a piece of software must maintain uncorrputed data structures and recover to resume normal execution if possible in the face of errors. Errors must be reported in a clear manner and allow the user to track down exactly what went wrong in the running of the program. In addition, the user should have some control over what kind of behavior will take place if an error is encountered. DTL addresses these issues by providing:

More information and examples on the above items can be found in the "Exception Safety in DTL" document.


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