Ignore or disable modal JMP alerts

[#1]

I'm creating a rather large Profiler plot with many fits and standard error formulas. JMP keeps telling me "Profiler will be faster by decreasing Default N Levels".

I have aleady reduced the default n levels in JSL that creates the plots to a level that I don't want to go below. Is there a way to ignore this alert window? I accept profiler will be a bit sluggish and I'm ok with it. I don't want this to keep popping up repeatedly.

Alternatively, is it possible to send a "press OK" command using JSL to that window? I could add that after my profiler plot generating code.

Thanks for the help!

[#2 · Accepted solution]

You may be able to bypass the displaying of the window, by setting a little known function.
batchinteractive(1)
I would not bet any money on it, but it may work

[#3]

Worked like a charm!

Quick note for others who need this solution:

Add a "Batch Interactive( 0 )" somewhere appropriate along the execution afterwards. Otherwise it's not possible to quit JMP. I just surrounded my profiler code with "batch interactive(1)" and "batch interactive(0)".

[#4]

I see that Batch Interactive( 0|1 ) is in the list of JMP commands ( Show Commands() ), but where is this documented?

BTW, thank you for the heads up on this.

[#5]

Hi @gzmorgan0,

Batch Interactive() was documented in the JMP Help as late as JMP 13 (in the Utility Function section of the JSL syntax reference). However, it's a bit of an oddity that it's nowhere to be found in the 14 docs. I'll see if I can get to the bottom of that. 

@julian 

[#6]

@julian,

Thank you.  I searched JMP 14 JMP SCripting Guide, JSL Syntax books and the Scripting Index.