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Hi team,

I am going to developed a custom batch job with SOF. Which read a file , contained around 2000 data.

I like to continue to the job still if I got any corrupt data . I don't want to stop the batch. Like to see and analysis later the failure data .

So, I think to create a custom log table and use try and catch.

In catch scope, I like to call the log table and inserted failure record. If any.

Is it good approach?

Pls advise. thanks!

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Hi @CU10121822-0

Either you can use infolog or using custom tables to track the error records and as you mentioned later you can review those and process the same as you need.

I would suggested to insert all the records in the custom tables instead of the error alone, you can create an additional fields(Error, Success) using that you can identify whether the records has been processed suceesfully or not.

Using this approach you will have track like how many records has been processed with an failure or suceess and with infolog you have to check the batch hisotry for each run.

Kindly let me know if you need any additional information.

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Subra

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Thanks Subra, yeah it will fine if in the custom table itself if i create a field like status to update "succeed" or "error". So, that I will get later the count of error records. Any how we have to do the same with try and catch scope.

Apart from this, is there any other way in stnd. functionality to get the log of batch file?

Pls advise. thanks!

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