Analysis Services Processing Task - Error processing

Hi all,
I have a SSIS package containing an Analysis Services Processing Task. In case it fails, I want to insert the error messages in a table. I have create an SSIS package that fails because of dimension values that are not in the fact table. The package fails and
shows a number of errors in the debug window:
Error: 0xC1000007 at Create Cube, Analysis Services Execute DDL Task: Erreur interne : L'opération n'a pas abouti.
Warning: 0x811F0001 at Create Cube, Analysis Services Execute DDL Task: Erreurs dans le moteur de stockage OLAP :
Clé d'attribut introuvable lors du traitement de : Table : 'dbo_SSIS_DATA', Colonne : 'PRODCODE', Valeur : 'HUME'. L'attribut est 'PRODCODE'.
SSIS package "Step 2 - Create Cube.dtsx" finished: Failure.
However in the error list window there are 0 errors and 0 warnings.
So, why doesn't it show an error message in the error list when the package clearly fails. And how can I get the error messages from the log into a table? Thanks in advance.
Hugo

Error list does not reflect what is getting to be logged, it is more for package validation.
But the same errors will show up in the status, and the output window.
Furthermore, if your log is table bound (e.g. the sysssiserrorlog) and in the log config you chose to log the OnError events then these will be captured automatically.
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