Displays the total numbers of errors, warnings, or notes for the current job.
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You must resolve all errors for the software to run the analysis.
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Warnings and notes are for reference and do not prevent analysis.
Double-click a row of the message, and the software takes you to the element in the piping input that pertains to the error, warning, or note. Click the tabs at the bottom of the window to alternate between the Classic Piping Input and the Errors and Warnings dialog boxes.
Double-click the column headers to sort the messages by Message Type, Message Number, or Element/Node Number. Click File > Print to print the messages.
You can select and copy one or more rows and then paste into other software, such
as Microsoft Excel. Select a row, press SHIFT and select multiple rows, or press CTRL+A
to select all rows. Click Copy 
or press CTRL+C to copy.
Error Message
The software reports an error when the analysis cannot continue. Errors can be caused by a problem in the model, such as a piping element with no defined length. You must correct all errors before the software allows you to continue the analysis.
Warning Message
The software reports a warning when there is a problem that can be overcome using some assumptions. An example of this is the wall thickness of an element that is insufficient to meet the minimum wall thickness for the given pressure (hoop stress). You do not have to correct warnings to get a successful analysis, but you should carefully review them.
Note Message
The software reports a note to inform you of a fact related to the model. An example of a note is the number of hangers to be designed by CAESAR II or the Center of Gravity report generated after analysis. Note messages are just informational, and there is no action required.