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12-17-2012
9:18 AM
Go to Update tab of DTP for which Error DTP is to be created.
Click on "Creating Error DTPs".
Also, Define the Error Handling Options, Maximum number of Errors per Pack, Configure the DTP Settings as per the requirement.
With an Error DTP, you can move data from error stack to the target manually or by means of process chain.
The Error DTP uses full update mode to extract data from error stack.
Incase a DTP Request is deleted, the corresponding data records are also deleted from error stack.
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