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Is it possible (to exclude) using Exception.HelpLink to recognize Exception objects?

I am working on a logging program, and I would like to repeatedly process the same object Exceptionwhen it is registered many times because it leaks through the structure of nested calls. Therefore, I would like to be able to format the object Exceptiononce and provide the formatted version with a unique "exception number", and then mark the object Exceptionso that I can recognize it if it appears again in a later version of log call.

The idea that I came up with is to misuse the HelpLinkobject field Exception. I installed it to contain a lowercase version of my "exception number". Then I can recognize the object Exceptionif it reappears again in another call to the log.

But maybe this is a bad idea? Are there any problems that I did not think about? If so, does anyone have a better idea?

EDIT: To explain the situation a bit more, this registrar will only be used in my own programs.

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