Definition
A request-based table (PSA table) into which erroneous data records from a data transfer process are written. The error stack is based on the data source, that is, records from the source are written to the error stack.
Use
At runtime, erroneous data records are written to an error stack if the error handling for the data transfer process is activated. You use the error stack to update the data to the target destination once the error is resolved.
Integration
In the monitor for the data transfer process, you can navigate to the PSA maintenance by choosing Error Stack in the toolbar, and display and edit erroneous records in the error stack.
With an error DTP, you can update the data records to the target manually or by means of a process chain. Once the data records have been successfully updated, they are deleted from the error stack. If there are any erroneous data records, they are written to the error stack again in a new error DTP request.
When a DTP request is deleted, the corresponding data records are also deleted from the error stack.
Error DTP
While loading data records using DTP, error records get updated into Error Stack of DTP.
Error Stack is physically a type of PSA table, we correct errors in Error Stack, and then we create Error DTP to load changed data from Error Stack to Data Target.
- Correct error stack by edit it.
- Creating Error DTP from the update tab of standard DTP.
- A new DTP was created ,type is error DTP ,can navigate from standard DTP or from AWB tree.
- Schedule the Error DTP from Execute tab.
- After erro DTP run successfully the standard DTP also have a green status
