Miro custom error doesn't dissapear BTE 1120

We are using BTE 1120 to check some conditions and issue an error message.
The message is in the form
message text-er1 type 'E'.
The message does appear on the message tab under the MIRO TX, and it does prevent saving and accounting.
The problem we have is that after correcting the problem it does not dissapear, which we think is logical since it's a custom message and we didn't include any logic to treat it.
So, what is the way to go from here?
1) change the way the error is introduced so that it's treated normally
2) use some FM to manually erase the error
3) any other way?
Thanks for reading and thinking about this.

We checked the BADIs but they didn't expose all the data we needed. After some code reviewing of past projects involving badis, we implemented in BTE 1120 the same type of messaging.
We used the include for the message class
INCLUDE mm_messages_mac.
and then posted the messages from the BTE using the macro
mmpur_message
It worked like a charm.

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