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Controls which errors are printed, according to the severity of the error. Only asynchronous errors are printed; synchronous errors are not affected. Logging of errors and fatal-faults is not affected by this command.
0 (SILENTLEVEL) – Notes, errors, and fatal faults are not printed.
1 (FAULTLEVEL) – Notes and errors are not printed; fatal faults are printed.
2 (ERRORLEVEL) – Notes are not printed; errors and fatal faults are printed.
3 (NOTELEVEL) – Notes, errors, and fatal faults are printed.
Syntax
Sys.ErrorPrintLevel = <value>
System.ErrorPrintLevel = <value>
?Sys.ErrorPrintLevel
?System.ErrorPrintLevel
Availability
All versions
Type
Long
Range
0 to 3
Default
3
Scope
Task or Terminal
Limitations
Read only
Examples
?System.ErrorPrintLevel
System.ErrorPrintLevel = 3