// NOTE: See the note in SmiEventSink about throwing from these methods;
// We're throwing here because we don't want to miss something, but
// you'll need to turn on Bid tracing to figure out what it is that
// was thrown, because they will be eaten by the server and replaced
// with a different exception.
// Called at end of stream
internal override void BatchCompleted( )
{
if (null == _parent)
{
throw SQL.UnexpectedSmiEvent(UnexpectedEventType.BatchCompleted);
}
_parent.BatchCompleted();
}