When you are finishing your data export preparations, there is a step where you can specify optional export logs and error handling options.
This step can be skipped.
Record Log
Log file - Specifies the name of the file to write export log of detail (record) level. Available when exporting one table or query.
Log expression - Specifies expression which result will be written to log file for each exported source record.
Append log entries - If you select this option, and the log file already exists, the log will be appended to the end of the file; otherwise the existing file will be overwritten.
Bad Record Log
Log file - Specifies the name of the file to write export problem log of detail (record) level. Available when exporting one table or query.
Log expression - Specifies expression which result will be written to the log file for each erroneous source record.
Append log entries - If you select this option, and the log file already exists, the log will be appended to the end of the file; otherwise the existing file will be overwritten.
Error Handling
On error - Specifies how export errors are processed. Possible values:
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Stop The exporting process is stopped when an error occurs. |
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Stop on critical error count The exporting process is stopped when the error count reaches the critical level. Works for errors of record level only. |
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Ask If an error occurs, a dialog is shown, allowing user to stop or continue. Works for errors of record level and target file creating errors. |
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Ignore If an error occurs, it is ignored and the process tries to continue with the next record (or next table, if error occurred on table level during multi-table exporting). Not recommended. |
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Skip table If an error occurs, current source table is skipped and the process tries to continue with the next table. Only for multi-table exporting. |
Default value: Stop.
Critical error count - Specifies the critical number of errors, required to stop the exporting process (when the corresponding error handling option is set).
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