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I am currently in a try catch finding if a property has been set properly to the bool value that it should be like this... public void RunBusinessRule(MyCustomType customType) { try { if (customType.CustomBoolProperty == true) { DoSomething(); } else { throw new Exception("This is obviously false or possibly null lets throw up an error."); } } catch(Exception) { throw; } } Now the deal with throwing this error for me is that I am using Microsoft's source analysis and it gives me an error stating "CA2201 : Microsoft.Usage : Object.RunBusinessRule(MyCustomType)creates an exception of type 'Exception', an exception type that is not sufficiently specific and should never be raised by user code. If this exception instance might be thrown, use a different exception type. Soooo What exception should I throw that would be specific enough for Microsoft.., for the circumstance of throwing an error about my own application's logic handling and when I want to "throw".
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