How To Implement Sign in Jitterbit

How To Implement Sign in Jitterbit

the broadcast is now starting all attendees are in listen-only mode good morning and good afternoon wherever you may be and welcome out to our very first jitter bit Tech Talk all right so today let's just talk a little bit about the Tech Talk we're going to be talking and discussing today's topic which is going to be error handling for about 30 minutes okay so the Tech Talks they will be they were very based upon that specific day but nevertheless today we're going to be talking some about error handling okay so let me go ahead and introduce myself my name is Jared stone I am the jurat University administrator and I also have special guest Corey Willis who is the director of customer and ailment how are you doing Corey great great we're very excited to have you like I mentioned just a moment ago today we're going to be talking about a very hot topic okay error handling that's something that all of us are very intrigued by because it it affects our integration so much so we're going to be talking some about the best practices and I know through our conversations that we've had earlier that you have a top five for error handling best practices so let's go ahead and jump right on into that well sure thing Jared so before we get into the top five itself I want to talk about kind of three different buckets so to speak that we that we categorize the various error handling within jitter bit into the first one of these is operation errors and this is what most people are familiar with within jitter bit it's when an operation itself returns a failure status of course you can have successes which is what we always hope for right but you can also have failures now these failures they could be due to various things like transformations now you've got some invalid data going into a transformation it causes it to fail invalid data structures things like that you've got endpoint issues typically around all dedication hey we're trying to access this source pull some data in do some stuff with it put it to one of these targets and either the source of the target can't authenticate can't connect the times out something along those lines you could also occasionally come across some system system induced operation errors this is typically was seen when you're running things like a local agent and and maybe for instance your local agent machine runs out of disk space things like that those all can cause operation errors the great thing in jitter bit though is that these operation errors and we'll talk about this and one of the five best practices that we're gonna cover today these types of errors they can be handled typically fairly easy with an error notification from there we move into the endpoint return errors and these get a little trickier...