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The SetSystemErrorControl method sets the control values for handling system errors.
HRESULT
IDebugControl::SetSystemErrorControl(
IN ULONG OutputLevel,
IN ULONG BreakLevel
);
This method may also return error values. See Return Values for more details.
SetSystemErrorControl is available in all versions of IDebugControl.
The level of a system error can take one of the following three values, listed from lowest to highest: SLE_ERROR, SLE_MINORERROR, and SLE_WARNING. These values are defined in Winuser.h.
When a system error occurs, the engine calls the IDebugEventCallbacks::SystemError method of the event callbacks. If the level is less than or equal to the BreakLevel parameter, the error will break into the debugger. If the level is greater than BreakLevel, the engine will proceed with execution in the target as indicated by the IDebugEventCallbacks::SystemError method calls. For more information about how the engine proceeds after an event, see Monitoring Events.
Headers: Defined in Dbgeng.h. Include Dbgeng.h.