Re: How to suppress those messages [404] etc

#1

Success! The "T C" as recommended below did the trick thanks.

John

Simon Verona wrote:

Quote:

I could be wrong but inserting a line with "T C" on it after your select
statement has finished will clear teh screen.

#2

johnmarshall (AT) xtra (DOT) co.nz wrote:

Quote:

Ross - I have some Procs where the display of data looks a bit
cluttered with messages like [404] 1 items selected out of 3922 items
appearing on the screen, and I thought that suppressing it would make
the screen output look cleaner.

Here's a little example:

DISPLAY VENDOR PRICE DETAILS

Enter Part Number, or 'B' to bypass :MY041

[404] 1 items selected out of 3922 items. <<<<<- I want to zap this
message

PRICING FOR MY041 FAB,LCD BRIGHT PLUS BUTTON,35-124
AS AT 19:14:32 15 Aug 2006

data display follows on

OK, got it. On the SELECT, replace the P command with a PH (Process with
Hush).

Luke

#3

PH is the grabber for stuff like that in proc. You can also test after exit by using the IF E = 404 , or like conditionals to redirect control to various statement labels within the proc, depending on the MV implimentation.

#4

There are two functions being discussed.
1) We want a message but we don't want to see it.
This is where they can use "T C" or "PH" or "CAPTURING" to suppress
output.
2) We don't want messages to be generated from AQL.
Use the "J" option at the end of the statment.
I think this is what Bruce is looking for.

Bruce Nichol wrote:

Quote:

Isn't there a NI-SUPP or a (B......??

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