How can I detect a ThreadAbortException in a finally block? (.NET)

Question

I have some critical logic in a finally block (with an empty try block), because I want to guarantee that the code gets executed even if the thread is aborted. However, I\'d

Answer 1

If calling Thread.Abort is bad design why does SQL Server call it on a thread that is running user code? Because this is exactly how a query cancel is handled and it causes nightmares.