SetDebugErrorLevel
The SetDebugErrorLevel
function sets the minimum error level at which Windows will generate debugging
events and pass them to a debugger.
VOID SetDebugErrorLevel(
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DWORD dwLevel |
// debugging error
level |
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); |
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Parameters
dwLevel
Specifies the
minimum error level for debugging events. If an error is equal to or above this
level, Windows generates a debugging event. This parameter must be one of the
following values:
|
Value |
Meaning |
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0 |
Does not
report any errors. This value is the default error level. |
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SLE_ERROR |
Reports
only ERROR level debugging events. |
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SLE_MINORERROR |
Reports
only MINORERROR level and ERROR level debugging events. |
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SLE_WARNING |
Reports
WARNING level, MINORERROR level, and ERROR level debugging events. |
Return Values
This function
does not return a value.
Remarks
The debugger
calls SetDebugErrorLevel to specify the types of errors that it should
be notified about.
If the debugging
error level is greater than the error that occurred, the value for the GetLastError function is set, but the
kernel does not generate a debugging event.