Override Maximum Errors in Batch Process Parameter

Each of the batch processes has, as part of its run parameters, a preset constant that determines how many errors that batch process may encounter before it is required to abort the run. A user can override this constant with an optional additional parameter (MAX-ERRORS). If a user chooses not to enter a value for the parameter, the process uses its own preset constant.

The input value must be an integer that is greater than or equal to zero. The maximum valid value for this parameter is 999,999,999,999,999.

The syntax for entering this additional parameter when submitting the batch process is "MAX-ERRORS=PARM VALUE", where the PARM VALUE is the desired value (e.g., MAX-ERRORS=50).