In my mind, development some function for catching error and warnings is better way to have full control at your application. I mean to use try and catch. Unfortunatelly, Perl doesn't consist those function but you can implement them yourself or use existing modules from CPAN, for example Error: 
use Error qw(:try);

  try {
    some code;
    code that might thrown an exception;
    more code;
    return;
  }
  catch Error with {
    my $ex = shift;   # Get hold of the exception object
    handle the exception;
  }
  finally {
    cleanup code;
  };  # <-- Remember the semicolon

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Look at Object Oriented Exception Handling in Perl for more clear understanding of how to catch exception and error in Perl.

Updated:
For insert message into Apache log you can use module Apache::Log or Sys::Syslog, Net::Syslog for console applications. 

      
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In reply to Re: Catching perl warnings and errors by nite_man
in thread Catching perl warnings and errors by hotshot

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