Handling Load Plan Exceptions and Restartability

Exceptions

1. Define Exception Steps:
• In the Load Plan editor, use the Exceptions tab to define a hierarchy of steps that will be executed in case of an error.
2. Associate Exception Steps:
• You can associate an exception step with one or more steps in the Load Plan. This way, when a specific step encounters an error, the associated exception step will be triggered automatically.
3. Optional Exception Propagation:
• You can choose to raise the exception to the parent step of the failing step. This will cause the parent step to fail, which can trigger its own associated exception step.

Restartability

1. Define Restart Type:
• When a Load Plan Run is restarted after a failure, the system will decide which failed steps to restart based on the Restart Type parameter.
2. Restart Specific Steps:
• You can configure whether a failed step should restart only itself or whether its child steps (in case of parallel steps) should also be restarted.
3. Restart Parallel Steps:
• In the case of parallel execution, specify if all child steps of a failed step should be restarted or just the ones that failed.

By defining and associating exceptions with steps and configuring the restart parameters, you can ensure better error handling and control over the execution flow of Load Plans.