User`s guide

SET ERROR
(KMON)
Controls the severity level of failure that will abort a command file. See the Using
Indirect Command Files chapter in the Introduction to RT–11 for an explanation of
using the SET ERROR command with command files.
Format
SET ERROR condition
Condition
ERROR
Aborts command files if error, fatal, or unconditional errors occur. This is the
default.
FATAL
Aborts command files if fatal or unconditional errors occur.
NONE
Continues processing.
UNCONDITIONAL
Aborts command files if an unconditional error occurs.
WARNING
Aborts command files if warning, error, fatal, or unconditional errors occur.
Description
The following table shows the errors for each setting that abort a command file. The
X means the command file will abort if it has that error.
Setting
Errors
W (Warning) E (Error) F (Fatal) U (Unconditional)
Warning X X X X
Error X X X
Fatal X X
Unconditional X
None X
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