on 2016 Aug 12 1:48 PM
Dear All,
My request can surprise,
But a client ask me to disable the native MsgBox that appears after saving data.
This msg indicates the count of save data,accepted or rejected.
Is it possible to disabled with a Macro ?
Thanks in advance
Regards
Jonas
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Hello BPC Consultant,
You can hide that message using macro code.
Write the code in BEFORE_SAVE function i.e.
Function BEFORE_SAVE()
epm.SetUserOption "HideSubmitWarning", True
End Function
When set to True, the option is unchecked and when set to False, the option is checked
Regards!!!!!
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Hi Jonas,
it's not a good practice to hide the native message, the msgbox give you a feedback of data sent to db.
Normally data are sent without issues but sometime data are rejected for some reasons, e.g when user try to write on a parent and not on childrens, and then users will not receive any feedback so data are lost and after it will be your fault because you do not have reported the error message.
Regards
Roberto
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Hi Jonas,
Working on which version of BPC 10, 10.1 Classic or embedded?
In classic, in the epm addin go to the user options..there is an option save data without permission something like that......I dont exactly remember dont have a system right now. Please check.....it doesnt show the msg box and saves data directly... but it will be user specific...you will have to a write a macro to turn that option on whenver a particular report is opened.
Hope this helps....
Regards,
JP
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