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Whether it's intentional or correct I do not know, however if you do a "catch all" at the top level procedure like: catch err1 as Progress.Lang.Error : log-manager:write-message(err1:GetMessage(1)). log-manager:write-message(replace(err1:CallStack, ",", "~n")). end catch. you'll be able to catch and log any error *with* a stack trace.Personally I think the block-level statement is a blessing. Editted: code in non-proportional font
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