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Hi Sarah,
Changes are made to the ITX reporting in the next release coming this year. We will setup a call to discuss.
Thanks,
Mike Lamb
IBM Sterling Data Exchange, Product Management
Hi Sarah,
I understand that you are working on a solution with Rex Chan.
Thanks,
Mike Lamb
IBM Sterling Data Exchange, Product Management
Thank you for taking the time to provide your ideas to IBM. I truly value our relationship with you and appreciate your willingness to share details about your experience, your recommendations and ideas.
I need a little more information to understand your idea. Can you tell us how big your typical MapTrace file is? A concern we have is potentially running into OOM issues if we generate in memory. Writing this to ProcessData might crash the JVM as a result.
An alternate approach would be to create a custom BP leveraging the file system adapter that can read the MapTrace from the file system in order to invoke the OnFault processing and perform actions based on error conditions.