Accelerator Manual (G06.24+, H06.03+)

Using the Accelerator
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Turning Notes On
code constructs that might cause the program to make a transition into TNS code and
thus impact the performance of the program.
The Accelerator issues error messages and warning messages by default; you must
direct it to issue note messages. You can also direct the Accelerator to suppress
issuing specific warning and note messages.
Turning Notes On
The Accelerator issues note messages only if you explicitly request them by using the
Notes option. The syntax is:
Notes
Suppressing Messages
The SuppressMsg option suppresses warning and note messages, but not error
messages. Each use of the option suppresses the issuing of the message whose
number is given as message-number for conditions that the Accelerator detects in the
procedure named in procedure-name. The syntax is:
SuppressMsg procedure-name message-number
For example,
SuppressMsg Check_Patient_Record 24
suppresses the issuing of Warning 24 when accelerating the procedure
Check_Patient_Record.
This option enables you to silence messages reporting on conditions that you have
decided represent no problem. Do not use this option in an initial acceleration of a
program or in the first acceleration of a program that has undergone any changes
since its last acceleration.
To help ensure correct acceleration, investigate every warning message issued.
Suppress warning messages only after you are sure that you have understood them
and taken any action needed to deal with the problems to which they may point. (Note
messages are all performance related, so if getting the ultimate in performance is not a
critical consideration, you can safely ignore them.)