Error Handler Settings

Can anybody give me more insights about Error Handler Settings in CRM Middleware. Transaction SMW00.
I need to execute a custom function module, if the BDOC errors out. Also need to send an email message with details.
Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks!

HI
Error Handling Configuration SMW00
Different assignments of error actions are possible:
> Standard Error Action (valid for all messages)
> Error Action for a Specific BDoc Type
> Error Action for a Specific Site Type
> Error Action for Aborted Messages
> These four logical levels are used in reverse order to determine the error actions to be carried out. If no
specific error action has been assigned to a message, the least specific action (this means the default
action) starts.
> You can choose the following actions for a message:
> Workflow event: the start event SERVICEERROROCCURRED of object type MIDMESSAGE has
been prepared (the end event is SERVICEERRORFINISHED). This event triggers a work item of
standard task TS75110000 (MIDMESSAGE.ShowMessage).
As the event is executed, you can view the message and decide on what to do with it (Deletion,
Resubmission, Resume Processing with the next service).
> E-mail function:
> Customer function: Calls a customer function module.
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