Remove unnecessary "throws" statement in model methods#802
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This removes the "throws Exception" section from several methods of our data model where no exception is thrown. Doings so avoids having to explicitly wrap those method calls in a try-catch block, even though an exception can't occur.
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This removes the "throws Exception" section from several methods of our data model where no exception is thrown. Doings so avoids having to explicitly wrap those method calls in a try-catch block, even though an exception can't occur.