Methods and systems for storing and retrieving rejected data
AssigneeSap SE
InventorsRoland Brethauer, Jens Layer, Hendrik Lock, Aravind Ravindranath, Ramprasadh Kothandaraman
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AssigneeSap SE
InventorsRoland Brethauer, Jens Layer, Hendrik Lock, Aravind Ravindranath, Ramprasadh Kothandaraman
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Methods, computer-readable media, and systems are provided to facilitate the storage, retrieval, and display of rejected data objects. Even when a data object is accepted on a user system, the data object may be rejected before reaching a backend repository if the user system and backend repository are asynchronously connected. In one implementation, a rejected data object is collected, converted into a storage format, and stored on a storage medium. Information relating the rejected data object in the storage format to a first data model is also stored. At some future time, a request is received and utilized to locate the rejected data object. Then, the rejected data object is translated from a storage format into the first object format by using the relational information. A value from the translated rejected data object can then be displayed contemporaneously with a second data value from an accepted data object. This may allow a user to see transactions and data that might otherwise be lost. Further, this may allow a system analyst to correct system problems when abnormal trends in the rejected data are observed.
A method for storing and retrieving a data object, wherein the data object is received from a first system that connects asynchronously with a second system, the second system comprising a data repository, the data object being subsequently rejected from storage on the data repository of the second system, the method comprising the steps of:
A computer-readable medium containing instructions that cause a processor to perform stages when the processor executes the instructions, the stages comprising:
A system for storing and retrieving a rejected data object, the system comprising:
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