No sorry.  But what you can do is write a file when exception occurs.  Put this code in global.asax (if you don't have create one).  All the exceptions will be propogated here.

 

Imports System.IO


Sub Application_Error(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As EventArgs)
        ' Code that runs when an unhandled error occurs
        ' Log the error
        Dim ex As Exception = Server.GetLastError().GetBaseException()
        

        Dim msg As New StringBuilder()
        With msg
            .Append("MESSAGE: ")
            .AppendLine(ex.Message)
            .Append("SOURCE: ")
            .AppendLine(ex.Source)
            .Append("FROM: ")
            .AppendLine(Request.Form.ToString())
            .Append("QUERYSTRING: ")
            .AppendLine(Request.QueryString().ToString())
            .Append("TARGETSITE: ")
            .AppendLine(ex.TargetSite.ToString())
            .Append("STACKTRACE: ")
            .Append(ex.StackTrace)
        End With
        ' Create a text document
        Dim path As String = "~/MyError.txt"
        Dim sw As StreamWriter
        ' If it doesn't exist, create it
        If File.Exists(Server.MapPath(path)) = False Then
            ' Create a file to write to.
            sw = File.CreateText(path)
            sw.Flush()
            sw.Close()
        End If
     

        ' Write it
        sw = File.AppendText(path)
        sw.WriteLine(msg.ToString())
        sw.Flush()
        sw.Close()
End Sub

 Just give read/write/modify permission to this file, so that the log can be written.  After you get the error, check this file for the error message.