Suppression of warnings - Urgent

The system is BW 7.0
Had a small problem
At the query designer level, description of a few info objects is changed as per reporting needs. On running the query in the web mode, they get a warning stating
Characteristic & was changed in InfoCube &. Adjust the query
i.e for any key figure or characteristic, if its description is changed in the query designer, on running the query, these kind of warnings are raised.
We want to suppress this message/warning. Please note that we do not get this in BEX or in RSRT.
There is an option in RSRT where we can suppress messages, by clicking on Messages tab and then checking the box of the relevant message that crops up.
Unfortunately this message is not part of the list.

Hi Prakash,
When you execute a query in web the default web template is used - it should be either 0ADHOC or
0ANALYZER (check what default template you are using in your system). Open this template in WAD and at the top of the properties window (4th property) you will find a setting which says "Supress warning messages". Just check this setting and save the template. This should do the trick.
Its better if you change the default template in your system to say ZADHOC (in place of 0ADHOC) and change the setting only in ZADHOC.
use transaction RSCUSTV21 to change the default template (or go through SPRO)
Hope this helps,
Regards,
Nikhil

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OK-I had then blew it... ;-(
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on add_extension(WorkingFile, new_part, new_extension)
    try
        set this_info to info for WorkingFile as alias
        set this_name to the name of this_info
        set this_extension to the name extension of this_info
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            set the default_name to this_name
        else
            set the default_name to text 1 thru -((length of this_extension) + 2) of this_name
        end if
        return (the default_name & new_part & "." & the new_extension)
    on error errmsg
        display dialog "add extension " & return & errmsg
    end try
end add_extension

Howto enable deprecated warnings?

Hi!
How can i enable deprecated warnings during the build process within workshop?
The deprecated warnings should also be shown in PageFlows (*.jpf) and Controls (*.jcs). Is this possible?
Best Regards,
Ralf Schumacher
Message was edited by [email protected] at Jul 26, 2004 4:34 AM

You can right click on the project and export the ant
build.xml. You can modify the build.xml to add a flag
for the javac or java according to the jdk you use
and also make sure to set the project to use the
exported ant build.xml file.I already did this. But the exported ant file is not very useful. The exported ant file contains only 2 targets: build and clean. BEA uses its own non documented "fat" build task to build and compile all files (all means all classes, controls, pageflows and jsp). This makes build with the bea workshop so slow ... because on every build all is recompiled, regardless if changed or not ...
Imho with javac (1.4) the default is to show deprecated warnings, a flag exists to suppress these warnings. What is BEA doing in there build task ... ???
So, how do i get the deprecated warnings within bea workshop???
Best Regard,
Ralf Schumacher

Suppression of warnings - Urgent

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