Insertable classes can be validated in isolation, but might result in the following types of errors:
Ordinary errors, such as those that result from invalid syntax or class references. Refer to Validating Logic for more information. These errors should be resolved.
Context errors that occur only because the method is validated out of context. For example, if the logic contains a JumpTo logic command with no corresponding Label logic command, or if the logic refers to a attribute that exists only in the inserting ispec or report frame methods. These errors can be ignored.
If an insertable class with unresolved logic errors is inserted into another method, the Insert logic command is marked in error when you validate the other method, unless the errors have since been resolved.
In order for the application to run, insertable classes do not have to be validated in isolation if the inserting ispec and report frame methods have already been validated. Consequently, insertable classes are not validated if the Validate After Import check box is selected on the Import Model Wizard.