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    • Article Type: General
    • Product: Primo
    • Product Version: 4

    Problem Symptoms:
    ---------------------------
    ?· ? Pipe fails during 'nep' stage with status " 'stopped error - threshold exceeded', while processing job."
    ?· In BE log: "INFO [t-SplitRecords] [c-OriginalSourceRecordJDBCInsertUpdateService] - Existing entities found: {

    Cause:
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    Records are not split during the Harvest job due to existing records in the DB.
    Thus exceeding the initial threshold defined by the pipe (default 5%) and causing the job to fail.

    Resolution:
    Two options:
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    1. ? Exclude from the ILS publish job the existing records in DB.
    2. Set the threshold value in the pipe's "Edit" menu to a higher Value to avoid pipe failing.

    Category: Publishing platform

    Subject: Harvesting


    • Article last edited: 10/8/2013
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