Analysis Warnings
In many instances throughout interactive analyses, you may receive non-fatal
error (warning) messages, for example, to inform you that some missing
data were replaced by means, that some variables were dropped from the
analyses, that some parameters were reset, etc. Usually, these warnings
will not require that the respective analyses be terminated, but the information
provided in these warnings may be important for you to be aware of. The
Analysis Warnings dialog box
summarizes the non-fatal errors that occurred, when they occurred (the
time and in which specific analysis), the approximate line numbers in
the SVB program code where the warnings occurred, etc. If the respective
non-fatal error, when it occurred during the interactive analysis, required
some user input (e.g., Yes/No
in response to a question of whether to continue), then that user input
is also shown in the Message
field.
OK. Click the OK button to close the dialog box after you have
made your selections.
Cancel.
Click the Cancel button to close
the dialog box, disregarding any changes you have made.
Delete All.
Click the Delete All button to
delete all current warning messages in this dialog box.
Delete. Click
the Delete button to delete specific
messages; first select the messages in the scrollable list of messages,
then click Delete.
Copy to. The
options under Copy to are used
to copy the respective selected information to the Clipboard,
Report, or to a Spreadsheet.
Do not display this
dialog again. If you select the Do
not display this dialog again check box, then during the current
"session" with STATISTICA
(running SVB programs)
this dialog box will not be displayed again.
History queue length.
Use the History queue length
box to enter the maximum number of non-fatal errors (warnings) that you
want the program to remember. When the execution of the SVB program generates
more warnings than can fit in the queue, the oldest warning in the queue
will be deleted to make room for the new non-fatal error message.