DataSet.SuppressInitializationErrors Property
Gets or sets a flag indicating how errors during dataset initialization are handled.
Syntax
public System.Boolean SuppressInitializationErrors { get; set; }Property Value
Default: false
True to suppress errors or False to throw exceptions if errors occur.
Remarks
This property specifies how errors that occur during dataset initialization are reported to an application. Typically errors are reported to an application by throwing an exception (which usually terminates the application) but in some cases this behavior may not be desirable. For example, if some of the geographic data used by an application is optional. The application could still work fine without this data, the only difference being that certain map layers may not contain any visible data.
If this property is True, errors occurring when the dataset is initialized are reported through Runtime.Error events, as well as being logged to the Log. The dataset will still function, but it will act as if empty, and will never return any features.
If the property is False (the default) errors are reported by throwing exceptions.
See the remarks section of the DataSet class for more information.
Platforms
Windows, Linux, Android