Reading variable inside of a Catch Block

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    • March 23, 2006 at 10:44 PM #13239
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        Hey guys,
        I put my entire orchestration inside of a scope with a catch block set to trap a \”system.exception\”. Within this scope I make calls to a number of web services. These web service calls are contained in a scope of their own that catch soap exceptions and throws them to the main catch block. I have a string variable that holds custom error info that I try to access within the main catch block. I keep getting \”use of unassigned variable\”. But, if I take the receive shape outside of the main scope, I don’t get this error.

        Any ideas why taking the receive shape out of the main scope will fix this?

      • April 4, 2006 at 1:51 AM #13240
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          I remember having the same problem and we just put the Receive outside the Scope.

          The act of Receiving a message in BizTalk is not a persistence point – thus if it fails on the Receive Shape or any shape before a persistence point it will be like the Orchestration never happened in the first place.

          Make sense?

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