You have a job that contains the following X++ code: (Line numbers are included for reference only.) You need to identify which code must be inserted at line 10 to ensure that line 12 executes…

Question

Options

• ACatch (exception::error)
• BCatch (exception::warning)
• CCatch (exception::sequence)
• DCatch (exception::numeric)

• A
  13% (5)
• B
  5% (2)
• C
  11% (4)
• D
  71% (27)

Explanation

A numeric exception is thrown when a problem occurs during the use of any numerical function as is clearly the case in this code sample. In X++, an exception is represented by a value of the enum named Exception. A frequently thrown exception is Exception::error enumeration value. The catch statements are processed in the same sequence that they appear in the X++ code. It is common to have the first catch statement handle the Exception::Error enumeration value. One strategy is to have the last catch statement leave the exception type unspecified. This means it handles all exceptions that are not handled by a previous catch. This strategy is appropriate for the outermost try - catch blocks. try { /* Code here. */ } catch (Exception::Numeric) { info("Caught a Numeric exception."); } catch { info("Caught an

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