Nerissa,

>It is a business object's property. So I assumed that it is used to log the errors that the business objects will return.

I see ...

This property is only used to tell the bizobj whether it should write an error to a logfile in text format. If you have a look at kbizobj::error() you see a call to THIS.LogError() at the end of the method code. In kbizobj::LogError() you then see STRTOFILE(tcError, "Error.txt", .T.). IMO this does only make sense when having bizobjs running as COM objects. It has nothing to do with the logging of errors in the errorlog table.

With the suggestion in my previous message you should achieve your goals. But I would be carefull turning the errorlog completely off. In a production environment the entries in the errorlog table might be very usefull to see what state your application was in, when an error occured. So maybe you want to add some additional code that only turns the error logging off when in debug mode (goApp.lDebugMode).

Regards,
Armin