Active dataset

[Rajeshms]

Hi all,

I don want to get the path file in the output viewer,I am getting the path file name"Active dataset", can anyone help me to hide that path in the output. its difficult to delete all the time .

thanks all.

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Rajesh M S

[Frank Furter]

You can do this via the following OMS command:

OMS
  /SELECT TEXTS
  /IF LABELS=['Active Dataset']
  /DESTINATION VIEWER=NO.

Please note that this will not just hide the message, but it prevent SPSS from adding the message to the viewer. If you want the item in the viewer, but it should be hidden by default, you can do this using an autostart script like

Sub Main()
        Dim objitem As ISpssItem
        Set objitem = scriptContext.GetOutputItem()
        objitem.Visible = False
End Sub

(this should run in SPSS 16 and above) and attach it to any item that you would like to hide by default.


Andreas.

[Jon K Peck]

1) You can set your preferences to hide text blocks via Edit > Options > Viewer

2) You can use OMS to suppress future text blocks in the Viewer such as the Active dataset item like this.
OMS
  /SELECT TEXTS
  /DESTINATION VIEWER=NO.

Options 1 and 2 will suppress all text blocks.

3) You can run the SPSSINC MODIFY OUTPUT extension command over all the Viewer items to delete this item:
SPSSINC MODIFY OUTPUT TEXTS
/IF OUTLINETITLE= "Active Dataset" PROCESS=ALL
/VISIBILITY VISIBLE=DELETE.

MODIFY OUTPUT is installed with the Python Essentials.

HTH,

Jon Peck (no "h") aka Kim
Senior Software Engineer, IBM
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From:        Rajeshms <[hidden email]>
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Date:        03/14/2012 01:05 AM
Subject:        [SPSSX-L] Active dataset
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Hi all,

I don want to get the path file in the output viewer,I am getting the path file name"Active dataset", can anyone help me to hide that path in the output. its difficult to delete all the time .

thanks all.

--
Rajesh M S

[Jon K Peck]

Andreas is right: /IF LABELS=... would restrict the hiding to the Active Dataset item.

One thing to watch out for using OMS is that if syntax is run that includes an OMSEND, it will turn off this OMS setting, too.  To avoid that, the nested OMS commands would need to include tags and refer to those on OMSEND.

The autoscripting approach, though, is more complicated.  You cannot attach an autoscript to text blocks, so you would have to set this as a base autoscript, triggered on every output object creation and then use appropriate scripting code to determine whether to hide the object or not.  However, there is overhead in invoking an autoscript, so invoking one on every output object will slow things down.

Jon Peck (no "h") aka Kim
Senior Software Engineer, IBM
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new phone: [phone]




From:        Andreas Voelp <[hidden email]>
To:        [hidden email]
Date:        03/14/2012 03:58 AM
Subject:        Re: [SPSSX-L] Active dataset
Sent by:        "SPSSX(r) Discussion" <[hidden email]>

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You can do this via the following OMS command:

OMS
 /SELECT TEXTS
 /IF LABELS=['Active Dataset']
 /DESTINATION VIEWER=NO.

Please note that this will not just hide the message, but it prevent SPSS
from adding the message to the viewer. If you want the item in the viewer,
but it should be hidden by default, you can do this using an autostart
script like

Sub Main()
       Dim objitem As ISpssItem
       Set objitem = scriptContext.GetOutputItem()
       objitem.Visible = False
End Sub

(this should run in SPSS 16 and above) and attach it to any item that you
would like to hide by default.


Andreas.

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