Best Coyote code snippet using PetImages.Exceptions.DatabaseContainerDoesNotExist
MockCosmosState.cs
Source: MockCosmosState.cs
...62 internal void EnsureContainerExistsInDatabase(string containerName)63 {64 if (!this.Database.ContainsKey(containerName))65 {66 throw new DatabaseContainerDoesNotExist();67 }68 }69 internal void EnsureItemExistsInDatabase(string containerName, string partitionKey, string id)70 {71 EnsureContainerExistsInDatabase(containerName);72 var container = this.Database[containerName];73 if (!container.ContainsKey(GetCombinedKey(partitionKey, id)))74 {75 throw new DatabaseItemDoesNotExistException();76 }77 }78 internal void EnsureItemDoesNotExistInDatabase(string containerName, string partitionKey, string id)79 {80 EnsureContainerExistsInDatabase(containerName);...
Exceptions.cs
Source: Exceptions.cs
...14 }15 public class DatabaseContainerAlreadyExists : DatabaseException16 {17 }18 public class DatabaseContainerDoesNotExist : DatabaseException19 {20 }21 public class DatabaseItemAlreadyExistsException : DatabaseException22 {23 }24 public class DatabaseItemDoesNotExistException : DatabaseException25 {26 }27}...
DatabaseContainerDoesNotExist
Using AI Code Generation
1using PetImages.Exceptions;2using System;3{4 {5 static void Main(string[] args)6 {7 {8 throw new DatabaseContainerDoesNotExist("Sample Exception");9 }10 catch (DatabaseContainerDoesNotExist ex)11 {12 Console.WriteLine(ex.Message);13 }14 }15 }16}
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