How to display propagation errors

I have script to display apply errors and i would like to know if there is any scrip to display propagation errors because oracle tools like enreprise manager displays only the last error. Is there any script to display all propagation errors?( i use oracle 9.2.0.1)
Thanks a lot.

You could write a procedure to collect all propagation errors reported in catalog to your own history table. And run this procedure every couple of seconds using dbms_job to check for any errors in catalog.

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