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Laura Stern
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You can use Progress.Lang.Error to trap all stop conditions that have an error message, which is essentially all of the unexpected conditions that occur. StopError also works for those, but obviously would not catch normal errors. You would use a special catch (not StopError), for 4 specific conditions: STOP-AFTER, user interrupt, I.e., CTRL-C, the STOP statement, and, perhaps unfortunately, a lock conflict.
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