Capturing various standard errors using openscript

Hi , we have automized a scenario using openscript where in the steps are like starting from creating requistion --> Req approval --> PO creation and approval --> Receipt Creation --> Invoice Creation and then quick payment.
when we playback the script it works fine with valid data inputs from databank. But we want to capture all the standard errors if any occurs in between when script playback. For eg : if Invoice batch name entered already exists in system it throws a warning like name already exists. At this step scripts fails but it capturing some error which end user wont understand. By anyway we can capture all the standard errors that can occur during functional testing. I mean we cannot write custom exception for each situation and may not what kind of errors we may face. So is there any way we can capture all the standard errors during functional testing using openscript/OTM. The platform we are using is Oracle Applicaitions ERP R12, open script 12.2

Enter your codes in try and mention code like following in catch
try{ }
catch(Exception e ) {
String pageindex = web.getFocusedWindow().getAttribute("index");
            if(web.element("/web:window[@index='"+pageindex+"']/web:document[@index='"+pageindex+"']/web:div[@text='Error']").exists()){
            fail(web.element("/web:window[@index='"+pageindex+"']/web:document[@index='"+pageindex+"']/web:div[@text='Error' ]").getParent().getAttribute("text"));
            else if(web.element("/web:window[@title='Oracle Applications R12']").exists()){
                forms.captureScreenshot();
                    think(2.169);
            String statusBarMessage = "";
            if(! forms.getStatusBarMessage().equalsIgnoreCase("")){
                statusBarMessage =""+forms.getStatusBarMessage().toString();
            if (forms.choiceBox("//forms:choiceBox").exists()) {
                fail(" Unexpected choicebox found:- "+forms.choiceBox("//forms:choiceBox").getAlertMessage()+ (!statusBarMessage.trim().equals("") ? (".... \t Statusbar message: "+statusBarMessage) : ""));
            } else if (forms.alertDialog("//forms:alertDialog").exists()) {
                fail(" Unexpected alertbox found:- "+forms.alertDialog("//forms:alertDialog").getAlertMessage()+ (!statusBarMessage.trim().equals("") ? (".... \t Statusbar message: "+statusBarMessage) : ""));
            } else {
                fail(" Failed during script playback : " + e.getMessage()+(!statusBarMessage.trim().equals("") ? (".... \t Statusbar message: "+statusBarMessage) : ""));
        else {
            fail("   Failed during script playback : " + e.getMessage());
Cheers,
Deepu M
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AND c.level_value = b.user_id
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AND c.profile_option_value =(select profile_option_value
from fnd_profile_option_values e
where e.level_value =fnd_profile.value('USER_ID')
and profile_option_id=d.profile_option_id)
Thanks,
Ashwini.

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