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Reply from SimonCrowder on Oct 2 at 10:09 AM Hi,
Only thing I know about is that you can re-try a DTP if it fails - but not use this so not sure how you control the number of attempts.
Unless there is some new functionality in newer versions, you could, after your Activation Step, use the fail step point to an ABAP Program which investigates the prior job log and look for error RSPCxxxxx. If it finds this error then return a success status, otherwise fail. Then if your ABAP check returns success (i.e. you know there was a fail of type RSPCxxx) then you could point this back into the initial Activation Step again. I'm sure there must be some way of the ABAP Program maintaining a counter somehow to say if you have retried 5 times today then don't retry again.
I know this isn't the detail you may be looking at but could be a fallback method of achieving what you are looking for.
Cheers,
Simon
| | | ---------------Original Message---------------
From: lbouet
Sent: Thursday, October 02, 2014 9:44 AM
Subject: Monitoring And Automatic Step Restart In Process Chain
I don't want to repeat the whole process chain, only 1 step which is activating data, and only on a particular message.
The loads usually don't fail. |
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