Claudio wrote:

> > > Why are you so confident?
> > > This depends on the program and on the intermediate layer. If some

layer

> > > doesn't pay attention to warnings, not much else to do, but they use

the

> > > same mechanism as errors, so it's not rocket science to trap warnings.
> >
> > Developers can't even be bothered to read the docs :-)
>
> Warnings were introduced with IB6. Enough time.
> If they don't read docos, they won't know in the next 30 years that we
> support derived tables.
>
> > What layers do currently support warnings?
>
> I don't know. I typically don't test connectivity suites, but if some

layer

> supports IB/FB it's because it supports their features, unless it's very
> general and shallow. Going from errors to warnings is a few lines of code.
>
> C.

Jason, what's the status on this?

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