Fw: Exception Logging

Does anyone know whether Forte automatically logs exceptions when a raised
exception crosses between partitions / between environments.
We want to create, add to the stack and raise an exception on the server,
and trap
it on the client (in a different environment), without that exception being
written to
the log.
I know that the raised exception wouldn't normally get logged without the
call to ShowErrors, but I wanted to make sure that Forte would not
automatically log it when it crosses between environments.
Cheers,
Dave
Triad Group PLC, EMail: [email protected]
GU7 1XE, England. Tel: 01483 860222 X 513

Aha, I knew it would be something simple, works now, thanks!
Richard

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