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_AM_TBANK_MR_CNTRC - Define Return for Mass Runs
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In this Customizing activity, you can set as of which limit individual errors and termination errors are defined for mass runs for selected application types. You can also set whether the counters are included at all for the derivation of the return code.
For each application type, this applies only to counters that are defined by the application (F4 help).
If there is no setting for an application type (that supports counters) in this Customizing activity, the ratio of due and successfully processed objects is not included in the derivation of the return code, even if all the due objects are not processed successfully. However, the application does not evaluate this as an error (not flagged for restart, for example), the program is completed with "Return Code 0 - Completed Successfully".
Counter Basis | Counter Ratio | Upper Limit | Limit Ind. | Absolute |
---|---|---|---|---|
ACCDUE | ACCSUC | 10000 | 5 | |
ACCDUE | ACCSUC | 1000000 | 5 | 1000 |
ACCDUE | ACCSUC | 5 | 1500 |
Explanation
ACCDUE,,- Due Accounts
ACCSUC,,- Accounts Processed Successfully
Up to a limit of 10,000 due accounts, it is permitted for a maximum of 5% of the due accounts not to be processed successfully to rate the error as individual error (return code 4); if more are affected, this counts as a termination error (return code 8)
Up to a limit of 1,000,000 due accounts, it is permitted for a maximum of 5% of the due accounts not to be edited successfully - but in absolute numbers, no more than 1,000 may contain errors - to rate the error as individual error (return code 4); if more are affected, this counts as a termination error (return code 8).
For more than 1,000,000 accounts, the absolute limit is increased to 1500
The following counter readings produce these return codes:
ACCDUE | ACCSUC | Return Code |
---|---|---|
100.000 | 100.000 | 0 |
100.000 | 99.000 | 4 |
100.000 | 98.999 | 8 |