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Laura Stern
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It is really very simple. If the error message is still "displayed" to the default output device, which in this case is log file. End of story. Whether it is "handled" or not has nothing to do with it. The reason NO-ERROR would keep the error from going to the log is because in that case the message is not displayed to the default output device. Simple. It has always been this way. If you use a CATCH block - again the message is no longer written to the output device. There is a possibility that if it's a STOP condition we still write it out to the log even if it's caught. I can't remember. But what I meant in my last post was that if this happens, I can totally understand why you would consider that a bug and we would entertain the idea of fixing it. I would be interested in other's opinions on this.
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