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In article <87pveh$kit17_at_eccws12.dearborn.ford.com>, Jeff Smith
<jsmith_at_provide.net> writes
>It has been awhile, but there is some sort of syslevel... maybe it is
>sysmessagelevel or messagelevel that you change the value to suppress
>certain messages...
Jeff,
I think that you're referring to :system.message_level
Andy
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>Jeff
>Brian West wrote in message <38A04D19.C5F834E0_at_indosoft.nb.ca>...
>>I am trying to override the default alert that oracle provides when
>>unsaved changes exist and you try to exit the form. I would like my
>>alert to be 'Unsaved Changes exist? Do you wish to save them?'
>>YES -- No -- CANCEL ---> If 'yes' is clicked, a validation routine
>>is run. If 'cancel' is clicked, you return to the form. These work fine.
>>The problem is that when 'no' is clicked, I want to exit the form
>>(full_rollback, no_commit), but the default oracle message appears
>>following. Does anyoneknow how to suppress this? This functionality is
>>currently inside the form level do_key(exit_form) trigger.
>>
>>Thanks
>>
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