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April 23, 2012

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hi Jeremy,

refer to Roll Back Failure Suppressing all messages, Mario's solution is great, most of the warning messages are gone except a few, is it normal or did i miss something?
i even used failuresAccessor.DeleteAllWarnings(); maybe it's because i have only one transaction w/ multiple start() + commit() for different cases of the elements modification, should i use sub-tranaction or something else?

also, is there a way to supress Error messages too, i mean accept default?

cheers w/ many thanks,

Ning

figured out that it need seperate transactions for some cases, thanks.

Dear Ning,

Oh, wow, yes, of course.

That is definitely a recurring topic that I already discussed repeatedly.

Thank you for letting us know.

Congratulation on solving it.

Cheers, Jeremy.

Hi Jeremy
That is Amazing, i was searching for this for a while.
Really Thanks for Sharing.

Dear Moustafa,

Thank you very much for your appreciation!

Glad you found it!

Good luck making use of it!

Cheers, Jeremy.

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