on 01-09-2015 10:27 AM
Hi there,
We loading master data from external datasource, I am getting too many error records at error stack , because of that records not updated to data target .
To handle duplicate records we already ticked "check box" , I can not see wrong with data in error stack .
How to resolve this issue .
thanks
Hari
Hi Hari,
Please how error handling configured in DTP.
Not only duplicate records may be some other issue like special char, lower case letters , goto error stack and click on record it will show exact error message.
Then edit and execute Error DTP.
Some time, let say if any error material number 12345 , this will go update in error stack , while updating again if 12345 come, since 12345 already in error stack hence it will go and update error stack again.
Please check ,
RSB_ANALYZE_ERRORLOG to identify DTP wise how many error stack records available
RSBM_ERRORLOG_DELETE to delete error stack.
Thank you,
Nanda
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Hi Nanda,
Thanks for reply.
Yes, I have deleted data from Error stack through Se14 , yesterday data load not failed , I am not sure the relationship between dataload and data in error stack .
As I know error stack is table which hold erroneous records.
RSB_ANALYZE_ERRORLOG really help me find number records and requests in error stack table .
Thanks
Hari
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Hi,
if no error then why system sent daya to error stack.
Can you share your error stack data with us.
Another way is, ask source team to maintain correct data instead wrong.
Thanks
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Hi Hari,
You will get error "duplicate records" in case you have not checked the " handle duplicate records".
In your case, you have to go to the error stack and check the records which are not correct.
The following link will help you:
Regards,
Saurabh Ojha
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