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Laura Stern
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Re: If it *IS* written to the log, then there is probably no easy way to suppress that message, right? If setting logginglevel to 0 doesn't work, then I believe that is correct - no way to suppress it. Re: Our legacy ABL programs generate quite a lot of noise in the agent log. I don't think that any error which is handled (or escapes to the client) should be printed to a log by default. Sorry, I'm confused. The AVM cannot read your mind. It has no idea that this error will be sent back to the client. And in fact it is NOT going back to the client. Once the error message is written to the output device, the error message is gone. The application doesn't know what it was and even if an error condition is sent back to the client, the error message is not. So how else are you going to know what went wrong if it is not in the log file?
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