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2. Select:
• the first retry method, if you want Deep Archive Manager to automatically return to the
status prior to the error status. For example, before archiving the Deep Archive
Manager always checks if the files to be archived actually exist. If during this check
the connection with the network is temporarily lost, an error message will appear in the
Deep Archive Manager GUI. When the connection is restored, you can tell Deep
Archive Manager to return to the status before the error status, i.e. the checking of the
existence of the file to be archived, and to retry the corresponding action. This retry
method is selected by default.
• the second retry method, if you want the deep archive system to restart the process.
For example, when there is a tape robot malfunction, an error message will appear in
the Deep Archive Manager GUI. Once the malfunction is repaired, you can restart the
process by selecting the second retry method. The process will return to the first
status of the corresponding job, for example Request Archive.
• If the error gets solved, the process will continue. Otherwise, the record will go into
error again.
Deleting Errors
To delete a task, e.g. archiving, restoring, removing hi-res, or purging of a particular clip,
that gave an error message originating from the deep archive system, proceed as follows:
1. Click the Delete button .
A dialog box appears asking you to confirm the action.
2. Click Yes to continue.
The clip will disappear from the current tab and will appear in the tab it originated from.
For example, a clip in the Remove Hires Queue tab will return to the Archived tab.
5.10.6. Handling Other Errors
To handle an error that doesn’t originate from the deep archive system, click the Retry
button . Deep Archive Manager will automatically return to the status prior to the error.
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