Working With SQL Exceptions Like a Boss In EF Core
Whem working with EF Core, we'll for sure get SQL exceptions at a certain point. But what if we want to perform some custom exception recovery based on the SQL exception type? Well, that's possible, advisable, but cumbersome. Can we do better? Join me, as in this video I'll try different approaches to it.
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Content:
1. Intro: 00:00
2. Problem statement: 01:00
3. EF Core and SQL exceptions: 01:52
4. Practical use case: 02:50
5. Working with SQL exceptions in EF Core: 03:48
6. Problems in paradise: 05:21
7. Meet this cool library: 05:52
8. IMPORTANT considerations: 08:11
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