I came across this below article at dakshintimes web portal about a facility to avoid babies being disposed off or getting killed by people for various reasons which are best known to everyone. This facility will provide an option to a mother or father to leave the baby at the hospital without being noticed and hospital will give the baby to Child Welfare Development to take care of baby.
Baby boy found in ‘Amma Thottil', Cradle at General Hospital, Kasargod
Though this does not fix root cause of the actual issue (it will be an herculean task to come up with a solution and implement) but tries to provide a small step encouraging others who share same thoughts over helping others, to come up with ideas to solve the actual issue.
Wednesday, February 16, 2011
Fatal Vs Error
What is the difference between FATAL and ERROR log levels?
The general description is as follows - FATAL level designates very severe error events that will presumably lead the application to abort. Whereas ERROR/CRITICAL level designate error events that might still allow the application to continue running.
But, some scenarios where application won't abort can also be considered as FATAL when the availability of that specific functionality is mandatory for completing the task.
An example of a Fatal
A use case where Database went down in the middle of processing a task can be considered as FATAL if availability of database is mandatory for completion of that task.
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