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CALL SEND (object-id, '_erroronColumn', col-name-1<,...col-name-n>); |
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C | specifies one or more column names that should be set in error. A single value of the quoted string, '_ALL_', turns on the error status for all columns. |
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The specified columns are displayed using the column's error foreground and background colors.
If the error status is turned on for any columns, then the model sets the viewer, if any, in error. This is done to prevent ending from the frame while a row is in error.
You cannot leave the row if any of its columns are in error.
If a column is placed in error using _erroronColumn, you must remove the error status using _erroroffColumn, the _override method, issue the OVERRIDE command, or select Override from the pop-up menu, if there is a viewer.
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_erroroffColumn and _override.
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