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Key Improvements:
Enhanced Error Handling:

Added a catch block for non-standard exceptions using catch (...).
This ensures that any unexpected exceptions are caught and reported, improving the robustness of the application.
Code Readability and Comments:

Added comments to explain the purpose of each block of code, which aids in understanding and maintaining the code.
Using std::runtime_error Instead of std::exception:

Using std::runtime_error provides more specific information about runtime errors, but here we use std::exception to catch all standard exceptions.
Resource Management:

The session object is automatically cleaned up when it goes out of scope, thanks to RAII (Resource Acquisition Is Initialization) principles. This ensures that resources are properly released.
Assertions for Testing:

The assert statement is used for validating the query results. In a production environment, consider using a more flexible error-checking mechanism, as assertions can be disabled in release builds.
These improvements make the code more robust, readable, and maintainable while adhering to good C++ practices.

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Key Improvements:

@tomasz-h2o tomasz-h2o closed this May 31, 2024
@tomasz-h2o tomasz-h2o reopened this May 31, 2024
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