The Messages pane is displayed along the bottom of the console window. When a message is returned from Essbase or from Essbase Administration Server, it is displayed in this area.
The Messages pane displays error messages and status information. Error messages returned from Essbaseare identified by an error message number. You can get help about specific error message numbers in the Oracle Essbase Error Message Reference documentation.
To hide this pane, select View and clear the Messages check box. The Messages pane will remain hidden until you choose to display it again using the View menu.
If you have selected the option to display MaxL statements as they are being executed, an additional tab called MaxL Statements is displayed in the Messages pane.
Use the right-click menu in this pane to clear, copy, e-mail, print, or save messages to another program. On the MaxL Statements pane, you can also use the right-click menu to choose to display messages and data along with MaxL statements.