5.3.14 Procedure for retrying a task from the step after the failed step during debugging
When a debug task fails partway through, you can retry the task from the step after the failed step.
By retrying from the step after the failed step, you can resume the debug task with the same task ID and the original property values. This approach is appropriate in situations where there is no need to execute the failed step. When you retry a task from the step after the failed step, processing of the task continues as if the failed step had ended normally. You can use this approach when you encounter an issue in a step, but want to continue executing the debug task and deal with the issue later.
For details about retrying tasks, see Retrying tasks in the Job Management Partner 1/Automatic Operation Administration Guide. This describes situations in which property values are not inherited, whether tasks in a particular status can be retried, and other aspects of retrying tasks.
To retry a task from the step after a failed step during debugging:
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With the debug task in Failed status, from the Retry list box in the Debug view, select Retry the Task From the Step After the Failed Step.
A dialog box appears in which you can confirm that you want to retry the task from the step after the failed step.
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Click the OK button.
Related topics
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5.3.13 Procedure for retrying a task from a failed step during debugging
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Retrying tasks in the Job Management Partner 1/Automatic Operation Administration Guide