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  THROW_LAST();
 
  Remarks
 
  Rethrows the exception back to the next outer CATCH block. If your code
  does not contain an outer block, then the Microsoft Foundation class
  library prints an appropriate error message and terminates the program,
  just as it would if you provided no exception-processing logic.
 
  This allows you to throw a locally created exception. If you try to
  throw an exception that you have just caught, it will normally go out of
  scope and be deleted. With THROW_LAST, the exception is passed correctly
  to the next CATCH handler.
 
  See Also
 
  ◄TRY►, ◄CATCH►, ◄THROW►, ◄AND_CATCH►, ◄END_CATCH►
 
 
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