
    When a test fails, a diagnostic error message will be displayed on the
    console and logged in the log file unless the error reporting level is
    set to silent (see commands).  The error message reporting level controls
    the amount of error message which is displayed.  By default PSD is set to
    report normal error messages.  The format of the error message is shown
    below:

        <Test Suite> <version>    <date and time>    <elapsed test time>
        <name of test> FAILED
        <normal error message>
        <verbose error message>

    In the silent error message reporting level, no errors are reported.
    This level is useful for Engineering and Manufacturing personnel as it
    provides the fastest test execution but no diagnostic capability.  In
    the terse error message reporting level, only the first two lines of the
    error message are displayed.  For more information on error messages and
    reporting levels, see commands.

    By default, PSD will halt test execution when an error occurs.  Setting
    PSD to continue on error (see commands) will allow PSD to continue
    executing the next iteration of the test.  This is useful for diagnosing
    intermittent failures as it allows several errors to accumulate in the
    error log file while the system is unattended.  Later, the test can be
    stopped and the error log examined to isolate the cause of the failure.

