Detect A Property Of Type "InvalidOperationException" Within A Collection?

Nov 11, 2010

Consider the following vb.net code for an office add-in (for access):

td = db.TableDefs(objectName)
For Each fld In td.Fields
For Each fldprp In fld.Properties

[code]....

the variable "db" is a .net representation of the access vba return result from "Application.CurrentDB()". "td" is of type "DAO.TableDefClass".This code throws an exception of type "InvalidOperationException" when the value of the fldprp.value property cannot be determined (in Visual Studio, it shows the value as {"Invalid Operation."} in the watch window). fldprp.name, however, is available.

There are only a few properties which this occurs on. I'd like to be able to loop through all the fld.properties and output the values, but ONLY if it is not an exception. I am pretty sure why it is happening (certain properties are not available in this context). What I need to know is how to detect this at run-time so i can skip the property.

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InvalidOperationException Generic Collection?

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Next

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Dim NewRowB as DataRow=dsBatch.Tables("Batch").NewRow
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daBatch.Update(dsBatch,"Batch")

What *has* changed is that I'm trying to fix the same error that's occurring on a different dataset in a different form. This should add a blank record to the dataset, then update the database. The blank fields allow nulls. The reason for this (and there may be another way to do this-I'm helping a novice fix up his code and, since this has been working, I haven't yet really looked at it) is to obtain the correct value for an identity field. We've found that when the row is added to the dataset, if it doesn't currently contain any rows, the identity value is set to zero-but when the database is updated, it gets a different value (because previously inserted rows have been deleted). So we update the database then retrieve the correct identity value before continuing.As I said, this was working fine-until I started working on the same problem occurring in a different dataset. So why would that affect this dataset?

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A first chance exception of type 'System.InvalidOperationException' occurred in System.Windows.Forms.dll I found an article that says something about it.

Quote:

If you are using ActiveX controls on a form, you may receive the cross-thread InvalidOperationException when you run under the debugger How can I add text to my control from this event?

Code:
Private Sub oView_SW_OnFinishedLoadingDocument(ByVal sender As Object, _
ByVal e As AxEModelView._IEModelViewControlEvents_OnFinishedLoadingDocumentEvent) _
Handles oView_SW.OnFinishedLoadingDocument
Dim nSheet As Integer = 0

[code]....

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Something like this code:

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EndIf

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[c#]
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{
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[Code]....

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[code]....

Error:

Quote:

Items collection cannot be modified when the DataSource property is set.

Error line

Quote:

ListBox1.Items.Add(objreader)

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Imports System.Collections
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