on 05-22-2014 5:57 PM
Hello guys.
Have some method to repeat automatically a process in a process chain after a error occur ?
Now, we need to make a manual procedure for repeat the process... We need make it more "fast", one "auto repeat" when failing.
Hi,
If you want to repeat the error process, you have connector between 2 process, 1 is for successful ( Green Link ) and 2 is for error ( Red Link ).
Connect the Red Link as self loop, ie. Connect the success link to next process, and connect the error link to same process. So that when ever the step fails again it will be executed until it is successfull.
But this is not adviceable as every error has to be investigated and resolve the error issue prementally.
Regards,
Poomagal S.
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Hi Leonardo
You have this auto repeat option for DTP. Let me know for what variant you are trying for.
Regards,
Rajesh
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Hi Leo,
Auto repeat of a process chain is always not ad visible as in most of the cases we can see the job got finished in SM37 and even spool got generated but unfortunately it will fail if any of the data package is wrong.In these cases we can skip the process chain and make it continue.
I have written a blog on the same.please go through it.i feel for those scenarios it is good.
My personal advice is to go and check the job log before repeating any process as the job may fail for n no of cases.it is a complex challenge of adding all those errors tracked.
Regards,
Kannan
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As far as I am aware there is no automated process. I built one using the alert framework and an existing program, but it's quite complex and took a long time to develop.
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