How to Test After Implementing Batch Retry for SQL Issues/Connection Failures

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Can anyone help to test After Implementing Batch Retry for SQL Issues/Connection Failures. I tried some option which copilt suggested but that is not working.

It would be greatful if some share who worked on it or has some idea about it

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Martin Dráb 239,684 Most Valuable Professional on at

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Which D365 product are you using? The D365 brand covers quite a few things, such as Finance and Operations, Business Central or Customer Engagement. You've asked in the general forum, but the question is specific to a particular product; it's not about D365 in general.

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@Martin Dráb D365 Finance version 10.0.45 (10.0.2345.35). Could you please help me

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Moved from Integration, Dataverse, and general topics forum to Finance | Project Operations, Human Resources, AX, GP, SL forum.

Please tell us more about the code that you want to test.

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/// <summary>

/// Specifies if the batch task is retryable for transient exceptions or not.

/// </summary>

/// <returns>

/// If true is returned, the batch task is retryable, otherwise it is not.

/// </returns>

[Hookable(false)]

final boolean isRetryable()

{

return true;

}

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Let me guess and add some context on your behalf.

I believe you're talking about the feature documented in Enable batch retries > Retry for SQL transient connection errors.

You've created a custom class inheriting either from RunBaseBatch or SysOperationServiceController and implemented BatchRetryable interface.

Now you want to test that Microsoft implemented the feature correctly and the batch service does silently retry the task if a transient error occurs. So you want to simulate such an error and either have insight into what the batch service does or just observe the result to check that the task succeeded despite of the error.

Is it so?

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yes , we implemented logic in the custom batch, now how do we test that batch retrieval working or not?

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