Editing a standard message
Use this procedure to edit a standard message. Standard messages are located in the MSG<lng code><Prefix> files.
- In the Language Objects pane, select a message that you want to edit. The Edit MSG Object pane is displayed.
- Select Standard Message. The properties are displayed.
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Specify this information:
- Message ID
- You cannot modify the Message ID. This is a read-only field.
- Type
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Select the type of the substituted variable, &1:
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DEC
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CHAR
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- Length
- Specify the length of the substituted variable, &1.
- Decimal
- Specify the Decimals of the substituted variable, &1, if it is of type DEC.
- Suffix
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This is the content of the standard message, which depends on the suffix, as follows:
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AA – the entire field heading that can accommodate up to 40 characters. By default, the Message ID starts with letter W. Click Template to display the Standard Message Template properties.
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01 – value of this field defaults to the global value of the Template window field 01, showing a maximum of 99 characters. If you click Template, the default value is “ <X> &1 is invalid”.
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02 – value of this field defaults to the global value of the Template window field 02, showing a maximum of 99 characters. If you click Template, the default value is “ <X> must be typed”.
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03 – value of this field defaults to the global value of the Template window field 03, showing a maximum of 99 characters. If you click Template, the default value is “ <X> &1 does not exist”.
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04 – value of this field defaults to the global value of the Template window field 04, showing a maximum of 99 characters. If you click Template, the default value is “ <X> &1 already exists".
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05 – value of this field defaults to the global value of the Template window field 05, showing a maximum of 99 characters. If you click Template, the default value is “Confirm deletion of <X> &1.
The notation <X> refers to the field heading and &1 refers to the entry in the current field.
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- Click the object name to reflect the changes. An asterisk (*) is displayed on the second column of the modified message in the Language Objects pane.