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Hi Alex,
Thank you for the response. In regards to the logic you described, that would be the case if I only had 'Stop on error' applied to script #1, however, it is also applied to the Init and Login scripts, so an error in the log should recursively apply all the way back to Init, stopping Init and all of its child scripts, hence bypassing Script #2, or so I thought.
Now that I read this section more clearly: 'Specifies TestComplete’s behavior in case an error occurs during a test run. Right after the execution of the test item has finished, the test engine searches for the error message in the test log formed during the test item’s execution.' I see where my mistake was. I missed the 'Right after the execution of the test item' part. Thanks for your time, this was clearly a case of me misinterpreting the documentation.