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One way would be: First verify you have the SQLi name in the Attack Signature Set you have configured for your security policy. If it's in your Signature Set then Application Security -> Parameters -> Parameter List -> Create (Create Parameter named "id") After entering the parameter criteria, there are three 'tabs' "Data Type" "Value Meta Characters" "Attack Signatures" Go into the "Attack Signatures" tab. You should see a box to the right that says "Global Security Policy Settings" with a list of Attack Signatures from your Signature Set. Below that box is a search box. Type in a portion of your SQLi name. If you find it, move it over to the left using the << Set the state to "Disable" - This will manually disable the chosen Attack Signature for the specific parameter.
This is one way to manually do what you're asking.