Hello,

I have a function which communicates with a database:

 Public Overloads Sub Create(ByVal name As String, _
                                           ByVal comment As String)
   Try
     Dim dbBlog As Database = DatabaseFactory.CreateDatabase("MyDB")
     Dim dbcBlog As DbCommand =
dbBlog.GetStoredProcCommand("CreateBlog")
     dbBlog.AddInParameter(dbcBlog, "@BlogName", DbType.String, name)
     dbBlog.AddInParameter(dbcBlog, "@BlogComment", DbType.String,
comment)
     dbBlog.ExecuteNonQuery(dbcBlog)

   Catch ex As SqlClient.SqlException
      ????????
   End Try

 End Sub

This is a function which is inside a library that will be compiled.
My question is how to let the user knows what is the exception?

1. Should I send the ex.string to console?
2. Should I return ex.String by making it a function instead of a sub?
3. Should I throw the exception inside my function? (I am not sure if
this is even necessary. See next question)

   Catch ex As SqlClient.SqlException
      throw(ex)
   End Try

4. Should I move the Try, Catch block to the main user code like:

   Try
     Create("MyBlog", "This is my blog")
   Catch ex As SqlClient.SqlException
      ????????
   End Try

I really have no idea of how should I do this?
Remember the function is inside a class that will be compiled into a
DLL with the namespace Blogs.

Thanks,
Miguel