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 Suppressing message dialogs

Suppressing message dialogs

Use the set notice level action to specify the types of problem-related messages that are inhibited from being displayed during the test run.

Unanticipated message boxes from the test automation are a common problem of testing because they often require human intervention, resulting in unexpected disruptions during a test run. To help reduce unanticipated messages, TestArchitect offers four levels of message suppression. The set notice level action is used to set message notice levels, with the lowest value (0) being the most restrictive, and the highest (3) permitting all possible messages to be displayed.