Hello Mick,

Just crete the handle for the HttpContext.Error and control your errorst
there

see sample there http://www.codegod.de/WebAppCodeGod/exception-handling-in-aspnet-AID375.aspx

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MW> I am interested in creatign a httpmodule that will log all IIS
MW> requests to SQL Server.
MW>
MW> I am just wondering, how would I be able to log bad requests such as
MW> 404 etc? Would I have to change the custom error page to a page that
MW> could alert my httpmodule?
MW>
MW> http://www.mick-walker.co.uk
MW>

You don't need to do this. All you need to do is set up IIS to log to the
database with an ODBC connection:
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/245243
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