Use this information to examine the individual records that a specific error affects and to assign resolution methods on the Exceptions Detail page for the monthly update process.
Select a column heading to sort all exceptions by that column. You can also export the grid to a .csv or Excel® file.
Situation | Steps |
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Resolve an Error Affecting All Associated Records |
Use this method to resolve all records using the same resolution.
Invalid branch numbers or product IDs are two examples of this type of error. |
Assign a Resolution Method to One or More Errors |
Use this method to resolve instruments with errors that involve a field that contain dates, amounts, numbers, rates, or text.
Note: If an error affects
multiple pages of records, then, when you resolve errors at an individual record
level, you can only select and save methods on one page at a time.
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Apply a Value for the Apply Previous Value Resolution Method |
Use this method to resolve errors when Apply Previous Value is a valid resolution.
Note: If an error affects
multiple pages of records, then, when you resolve errors at an individual record
level, you can only select and save methods on one page at a time.
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Apply a Value for the Temporary Correction Resolution Method |
Use this method to resolve errors when Temporary Correction is a valid resolution.
Note: If an error affects
multiple pages of records, then, when you resolve errors at an individual record
level, you can only select and save methods on one page at a time.
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