That's assuming you can continue on. Daemons and batch programs are unusual in that every so often, there's a conceptual "wipe clean" and all prior state doesn't matter. These are situations in which you know how to handle an error.
The alternative, to continue on in an error state without knowing how it will effect execution, is worse.
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That's assuming you can continue on. Daemons and batch programs are unusual in that every so often, there's a conceptual "wipe clean" and all prior state doesn't matter. These are situations in which you know how to handle an error.
The alternative, to continue on in an error state without knowing how it will effect execution, is worse.