How to trigger error message in PCUI when a BADI is called in SAP Backend

Hi,
I am currently coding some validations in the implementation of BADI, CRM_CUSTOMER_I_BADI.
I know that PCUI will trigger the interface methods, CRM_CUSTOMER_I_CHECK and CRM_CUSTOMER_I_MERGE.
So is there any way I can deliver status or warning or error message to the users in PCUI, by coding in the above 2 methods?? If yes, how do I do it or if anyone has any sample codes, I will appreciate it very much.
Thanks.

Hi,
i think you should post a link to this question in the <a href="https://forums.sdn.sap.com/forum.jspa?forumID=126">CRM Development Forum</a> here in SDN.
Regards
Gregor

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<br./>
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