How to suppress OK/INFO - 1200658 in log files

Hi Guru's,
I want to suppress the below kind of information from the log files,due to this kind of info the log file size was increasing i would like to see the log file as cleaner.
OK/INFO - 1200658 - The formula for member [SU.XXXX] is Complex. If possible, add a non-empty directive to optimize for sparse data..
OK/INFO - 1200658 - The formula for member [SU.XYYY] is Complex. If possible, add a non-empty directive to optimize for sparse data..
OK/INFO - 1200658 - The formula for member [RL.AAAA] is Complex. If possible, add a non-empty directive to optimize for sparse data..
OK/INFO - 1200658 - The formula for member [SU.BBBB] is Complex. If possible, add a non-empty directive to optimize for sparse data..
OK/INFO - 1200658 - The formula for member [RL.CCCC] is Complex. If possible, add a non-empty directive to optimize for sparse data..
OK/INFO - 1200658 - The formula for member [SU.DDDD] is Complex. If possible, add a non-empty directive to optimize for sparse data..
What kind of settings i have to change? Any help on this will be appreciated.
Thanks,
Sai

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