BCO_DATA_FETCH_ERROR

For Broadcast (Order Execution Mgt) Project
Purpose Determines what Broadcast will do when there is a data fetch error. Broadcast does the following based on whether you disable or enable BCO_DATA_FETCH_ERROR.
Disable BCO_DATA_FETCH_ERROR
Even when there is a data fetch error
  • Jobs are sent to the device.
  • An alarm and log are generated.
Note: In a normal scenario (BCO_DATA_FETCH_ERROR is disabled or enabled) the following occurs.
Whether or not there is an error, W or A is added to the filename, as follows.
WYSIWYG W is added.
Example 0001094033735734;W;111-11;111-11;All in One-SOLVE_PRT_EXPRT;221;YANE;111-11;.cwf
ASCII A is added.
Example 0001094033735734;A;111-11;111-11;All in One-SOLVE_PRT_EXPRT;221;YANE;111-11;.caf
Enable BCO_DATA_FETCH_ERROR
When there is a data fetch error the following occurs.
  • Jobs:
  • Do not go to the device.
  • A zero is added to the filename, before the W or A. (W and A are described in the Disable BCO_DATA_FETCH_ERROR section.)
WYSIWYG 0 is added before the W.
Example 0001094033735734;0W;111-11;111-11;All in One-SOLVE_PRT_EXPRT;221;YANE;111-11;.cwf
ASCII 0 is added before the A.
Example 0001094033735734;0A;111-11;111-11;All in One-SOLVE_PRT_EXPRT;221;YANE;111-11;.caf
  • Stay in the active folder of the device.
This does not allow any of the subsequent jobs to be sent to the device.
  • A log is generated in the cor log.
  • An alarm is generated.
The user must: 1.   Open the file manually 2.   Enter correct data for the objects / fields which had data fetch error 3.   Rename the file by removing the appended 0, Result: the jobs will start being posted to the device.
Value 0 (Or any value other than 1) Disabled
1 Enabled
Default Value 0 Disabled