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What is a ramp limit?

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Last Update: April 21, 2008

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April 03, 2005 10:12:01

srinivas

RE: What is a ramp limit?

The limit parameter contains an integer that represents a number of reject events

The ramp parameter contains a real number that represents a rate of reject events in the number of records processed.

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July 10, 2005 11:48:37

Ashim Dutta

RE: What is a ramp limit?

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no of bad records allowed = limit + no of records*ramp.
ramp is basically the percentage value (from 0 to 1)
This two together provides the threshold value of bad records.

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September 03, 2005 03:17:33

sekhar

RE: What is a ramp limit?

How do we handle if DML changing dynamicaly.

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September 15, 2006 03:25:34

mukund

RE: What is a ramp limit?

limit gives maximum number of rejected records before failure.

rate gives the rate of rejeced records with in the records processed.

based on a formula calculation we can determine the tolerance of the component for rejected records

limit+ramp*number of records processed so far.

if the number of rejected records exceeds the formula calculation ,thenit aborts.

cheers

Mukund

Xansa(India)Ltd.

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November 29, 2006 10:44:40

sangee

RE: What is a ramp limit?

we will go for ramp limit to set the reject threshold for the record being processed.

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April 21, 2008 10:03:09

sixto.dsilva

Member Since: March 2008 Contribution: 23

RE: What is a ramp limit?

limit parameter contain an interger that represents a number of reject events
the ramp parameter contains a real number that represents a rate of reject events in the number of records processed.

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