Viewing Errored Products

Browse Products¶

The Errored Products Page provides a comprehensive overview of products that encountered errors during processing. It presents the data in a structured table format with rows and columns, making it easy for users to identify and manage errored products effectively.

1. Navigate to the Main Menu
   
   On the header of the application, locate the left-hand side. Next navigate to the "Main Menu" button, which is represented by three vertically stacked lines. Click on this button to reveal the main menu.

2. Access the Products Menu
   
   Once the main menu is visible on the left side of the screen, find and click on the Products Menu button.

3. Select Errored Products
   In the Products menu, a small dialog box will appear with three options:

   • Processed Products
   • Errored Products
   • Archived Products
     Click on the Errored Products option to proceed.

4. Review Errored Products
   
   After selecting "Errored Products," you will be directed to the Errored Products page. Here, you can view a list of products that have encountered errors during processing.

This feature allows users to efficiently identify and address any issues with products that have not been successfully processed, facilitating quick resolution and maintaining data integrity within the system.

Data Grid¶

The errored products grid area consists of three columns: Date Time, Product File, Error Message, Archived, and Actions. Below is a detailed description of each column.

Columns¶

1. Date Time
   
   Displays the date and time (in Coordinated Universal Time) when the product was processed or errored.

2. Product File
   
   Shows the file path and name of the product that encountered the error.

3. Error Message
   
   Describes the specific error or issue encountered during processing. This column is especially handy for developers and technical teams, error messages play a vital role in debugging. The messages often contain details about the error type, location, and the cause.

4. Reprocess
   
   A value indicating whether the product has been reprocessed true or false.

5. Archived
   
   Indicates whether the product is archived true or false. Archived products are no longer in active use.

6. Actions
   
   Provides actionable options for users to manage errored products.

Sorting & Filtering¶

Many data grids support advanced features such as resizing, multi-column sorting, filtering and more. See the Sorting and Filtering Grids in the manual for more information

Actions¶

This column provides two actionable buttons for users to manage errored products:

1. Download Errored Product
   
   Allows users to download the Errored Product file, facilitating further analysis or inspection of the issue.

2. Delete
   
   Enables users to remove the errored product entry, helping in cleanup and organization of the errored products list.

Exporting¶

Allows users to export the current Products list in two formats: CSV (Comma-Separated Values) and Excel. This feature facilitates easy data sharing and analysis by providing options suitable for various applications.

Refresh¶

The Refresh option allows users to update the current view with the most recent data from the underlying source. By clicking the Refresh button, users can instantly retrieve real-time information, ensuring that they are always working with the latest and most accurate data. This feature is especially valuable in dynamic environments where data is frequently changing. With a single click, users can stay up-to-date, make informed decisions, and maintain the integrity of their analyses.

Resubmit¶

The Resubmit option is a valuable function that enables users to reprocess or reattempt the submission of specific product data that encountered errors or issues during the initial submission. By selecting the Resubmit option, users can trigger the system to reprocess the designated product, implementing necessary corrections or adjustments to address any previous errors. This option is particularly useful in scenarios where data validation errors occur, allowing users to correct the problematic data and resubmit it for processing without having to initiate the entire submission process anew. Resubmitting saves time, promotes efficiency, and supports a streamlined workflow for managing product submissions.