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ExpectAndThrow w/SqlException Issues

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I need to ExpectAndThrow a SqlException, but because SqlException cannot be inherited and does not expose any constructors, I have some problems. Anyone run into this?
asked by csustek
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Hi
You can use the MockManager.MockObject method
like this: 
MockObject mo = MockManager.MockObject(typeof(SqlException));
mock.ExpectAndThrow("MyMethod", (SqlException)mo.Object);


Hope it helps :D
answered by ohad
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