Storing Login Errors

In an effor to post more often, I'm posting something very simple. I record (mainly for auditing reasons) all login failures. Nightly (at 11:59) I store the days errors in a table. This is how I do that:

-- =================================================================
-- Author:  Eric Zierdt
-- Create date: 09/24/2009
-- Description: Records daily Login Errors
-- exec DBA_INSERT_LOGIN_AUDIT
-- =================================================================

CREATE PROCEDURE [dbo].[DBA_INSERT_LOGIN_AUDIT]

AS
BEGIN
 
 CREATE TABLE #temp_login_trace
 (LogDate DATETIME,
  ProcessInfo VARCHAR(100),
  [Text] VARCHAR(MAX))

 INSERT #temp_login_trace
 EXEC xp_readerrorlog 0,1,'Login' 

 INSERT INTO dbo.DBA_LOGIN_AUDIT
 SELECT LogDate
   ,@@Servername
   ,ProcessInfo
   ,[Text]
 FROM #temp_login_trace
 WHERE LogDate > CAST(GETDATE() AS Date)

 DROP TABLE #temp_login_trace

END

Feature Add...Please

How many times has it happened to you that you are running some long running query and you need to close your connection (shut down your computer)? I wish there was a way to keep the request alive even if the connection is broken...

If anyone out there knows of a way to do this, let me know!