Upgrading from 9.0 and the following line looks like it is not supported any longer:
throw new CSException(CSExceptionType.DataProvider, "SQL Connection String is invalid.");
What is the equivalent call for v10?
Upgrading from 9.0 and the following line looks like it is not supported any longer:
throw new CSException(CSExceptionType.DataProvider, "SQL Connection String is invalid.");
What is the equivalent call for v10?
It was actually never supported. If a standard .NET exception won't work, you can write and throw a custom one, which should bubble up as CSException.Unknown to the log.
Note your custom or the .NET exception should bubble to the log in the inner exception
Note your custom or the .NET exception should bubble to the log in the inner exception