Ignoring and resolving baseline validation errors and warnings

You can build a deployment package only if validation produces no errors and no warnings, or if you resolve or acknowledge and choose to ignore all warnings. Oracle recommends that you examine and analyze all warnings before deploying a baseline. A warning indicates that the study is valid, but the behavior of the study in the InForm application might not be expected or desired. You ignore all warnings as a group. You cannot select specific warnings to ignore. You can also view errors and resolve them by running the Study Repair tool from the Baselines Browser or from the Tools menu. For more information, see Running the study repair tool.

Open the Baselines Browser.
Note: If the Baselines Browser is not visible, select View > Baselines .
In the Baselines Browser, select a baseline (with a status of Invalid with Warnings).
Examine the warning messages.
If you decide to ignore the warnings, click Ignore Warnings , or right-click the browser, and select Ignore Warnings .
The status of the validation baseline changes to Valid with Warnings.

Note: You ignore all warnings as a group. You cannot select specific warnings to ignore.

In the Baselines Browser or Jobs Browser, view the messages for the validation baseline.
Review the Description for each message for which the Validation Type is Error or Warning.
Note: To view the complete text of a message that is truncated because of column size, hold the cursor over the portion of text that is visible. Alternately, select a row, and then right-click it and select Properties .
Double-click the error or warning.
If you can or must correct the issue in multiple locations, a dialog box appears, displaying the locations. Multiple locations appear if you can correct an issue in any of them, even if you have to correct the issue in only one place. Double-click a location. This dialog box remains open so you can navigate to additional locations.

If you can correct the issue in only one location, the application takes you to the location.

Note: Double-clicking a validation message does not take you to a location in the application if the job result is from a previous release’s validation baseline, the issue is in the library, or you select an information message.
Update the study definition as necessary to correct each error or warning, and save your changes. For more information, see Checks performed during validation.