I have a rather strange problem, every now and then some jobs seem to lose their definition and do not pickup any of the data.
When we replay theses loads just changing the loadid, everything work as expected.
Please find below an example :
Initialize task detail is empty :
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Stéphanie FOURRIER
said
1 day ago
Hello Beatrice,
this is a known behavior explained by a delete propagation that must have been set to "Restrict". A record was supposed to be deleted but the restriction stopped the process. This is documented here in our documentation :
Technically speaking, when a restrict is found, a new parameter PARAM_SKIP_ALL is added to the job, which causes the behavior that you described.
I hope this helped.
Stéphanie.
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Stéphanie FOURRIER
said
1 day ago
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Hello Beatrice,
this is a known behavior explained by a delete propagation that must have been set to "Restrict". A record was supposed to be deleted but the restriction stopped the process. This is documented here in our documentation :
Technically speaking, when a restrict is found, a new parameter PARAM_SKIP_ALL is added to the job, which causes the behavior that you described.
Béatrice Inthilith
Hi,
I have a rather strange problem, every now and then some jobs seem to lose their definition and do not pickup any of the data.
When we replay theses loads just changing the loadid, everything work as expected.
Please find below an example :

Initialize task detail is empty :Hello Beatrice,
this is a known behavior explained by a delete propagation that must have been set to "Restrict". A record was supposed to be deleted but the restriction stopped the process. This is documented here in our documentation :
Technically speaking, when a restrict is found, a new parameter PARAM_SKIP_ALL is added to the job, which causes the behavior that you described.
I hope this helped.
Stéphanie.
Stéphanie FOURRIER
Hello Beatrice,
this is a known behavior explained by a delete propagation that must have been set to "Restrict". A record was supposed to be deleted but the restriction stopped the process. This is documented here in our documentation :
Technically speaking, when a restrict is found, a new parameter PARAM_SKIP_ALL is added to the job, which causes the behavior that you described.
I hope this helped.
Stéphanie.
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