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    Alexander Somov commented  · 

    Just use Lock's. Session objects are not thread-safe; you should use external code to control access to them.

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    Alexander Somov commented  · 

    It's not necessary because it's already available. You can check the class of the retrieved exception object. The general exception class, EUniError, has fields ErrorCode and InnerError. If InnerError class is EPgError, then you can retrieve the DetailMsg property.