Delete or Clean Error Messages in SAC Story

[playaben82]

Hello,

I'm working with a SAC live connection model on a BPC embedded system. When I run planning sequences, I receive error messages from BW side, for example, data lock errors due to another user. These messages are identified as red error messages in SAC and do not disappear from the story screen, so the user must close each one individually for all sequences executed with locks. Is there a way to clear the screen or make the messages disappear?

Thanks in advance,

[david3030 · Accepted solution]

I don't believe there is a solution to eliminate messages after the fact. Optionally you can manage the messages to display or not with the API script : Application.setMessageTypesToShow([]).

I hope it helps.

Best Regards

[playaben82 · Accepted solution]

Thank you, I will try to use this API script... but anyway what I want is for the error messages to be visible, or to somehow group them all in a single container or something, so that it doesn't fill the screen with messages. Thanks again

[playaben82 · Accepted solution]

The Script works fine, and  they can see the error message in a icon warning in the table. So we have to find the solution and balance between eliminate all the error messages in the screen or the effort for the end user to close all of them one to one. Let see. Thank you again

[zsuarez1]

Take a look at the story.  Is the live-connection model the only model used in the story?  the data lock feature is available on the planning model/import model so you can't input data into a model.  Maybe there is a planning model that is being used in the story that you are using that has data locks enabled.  Other than this, try creating a new story and see if you are receiving an error still.  

[playaben82]

Thanks for answer, but the data lock features is coming from BW side (BPC embedded model) and this is fine. What I wanted to know is if it's possible to remove after so many messages appear on the lock screen or handle them somehow so that it doesn't fill the screen with red lock messages for each planning sequence launched. A button triggers 10 sequences, for example, and 10 lock messages appear on the screen for a simple lock.