Difference between Error Status in Method Exception

Hi all!
There are three checkboxes under 'Exceptions' for each method in a Business Object. They are Temporary Error, Application Error and System Error. Could anyone please tell me when are we supposed what type and why?
Also, is this true that if we use Temporary Error then the particular Step in the workflow (that calls the method with exception) will remain "in process"? In that case, should be use Application Error/System Error?
Thanks in advance!
MA

Hmmmm. So you don't want to do anything and let us do the work? But ok I'll help you out. Search this forum and look in the results for a question by Hari about the same problem.
I could find it pretty quick, so I guess so should you.
Regards,
Martin

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