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Error handling using if else condition.


web_reg_find("Search=All",
                     "Text/IC=Home Page",
                     "SaveCount=home_count",
                      LAST);

//then after login block paste this code:

if (atoi(lr_eval_string("{home_count}")) > 0)
                {
                      lr_output_message("Log on Successful");
                }
    else
              {
                    lr_output_message("Log on failed for the Login ID: %s", lr_eval_string("{pUserName}"));
                    lr_exit( LR_EXIT_ACTION_AND_CONTINUE,LR_FAIL );
               }

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