I think I see what you are saying now. You want to examine the query objects in memory for that the specific request which errored at the time it errors, but you can't access the variables scope in the error logging code. I know that I reference form, url, server, client, and some others, but I can't say that I have referenced the variables scope before. I would have try mess around and try it. I wonder if you have to do something special like caller.
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