Refer to the Exhibit. Consider the audit log fragment below: level="2" size="243" status="E07">CustomerOrder</object> level="3" size="36" status="E07">Detail Record</object> level="4" size="2"…

The REJECT function causes an object to be discarded and produces a different audit status code - it does not generate a user-defined message string like the one shown for the Trailer Record.

The E09 status code is specifically assigned in the audit log when a component rule invokes the ONERROR function to raise a custom error condition. The accompanying user message 'TotalLineItems Field contains invalid Count' is the custom text passed as an argument to ONERROR, confirming that the rule programmatically detected an invalid count and called ONERROR to signal it rather than relying on built-in validation.

The CustomerOrder status E07 reflects an error propagated upward from child objects, and the statement incorrectly attributes a specific data audit track configuration to explain that status rather than the ONERROR condition on the Trailer Record.

The Trailer Record's E09 status is produced by the ONERROR function call in the component rule, not by a data audit Track=Error configuration, which would produce E07-type logging rather than a user-defined message.