Suppressing repetitious messages
For each anomaly that is encountered in an area, the analysis function generates a warning or error message. When the number of places that a particular condition exists is large, a large number of messages is produced.
You can reduce the number of repetitious messages by using the MESSAGE_SUPPRESSION keyword. Use this keyword to specify the maximum number of times that a warning or error message is to be produced. In the following example, the MESSAGE_SUPPRESSION keyword specifies that a warning message be issued no more than 10 times and that an error message be produced no more than 15 times. When messages are suppressed in this way, Fast Path Online Analyzer/EP produces a summary of the number of times that each message has been suppressed.
ANALYZE DBD=<dbdname>,IAREA=<areaname>,
MESSAGE_SUPPRESSION=(10,15)To suppress the generation of orphaned SDEP error messages, you can specify ORPHANED_SDEP_MSG=NOMSG as shown the following sample.
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