CS-FIL-008 · FIL Files, scheduled batches and bulk transfers · 66 of 192
Handle partial batch failure with row-level recovery
Data Steward · Trigger: Some records fail while others are valid.
Simulated fixture data. Every record, receipt and timeline entry on this screen is demonstration material. It is never production evidence.
Acceptance
3 of 3 steps satisfiedA mixed-validity batch will show accurate counts, lineage and targeted recovery results.
Every step's expected record state is present. This is read back from the records, not asserted by the screen.
Normal path
A file batch is parsed, reconciled against its declared totals and confirmed as permitted to use.
Step 1. Parse the artifact with its declared schema.
satisfiedparsecompletereconciliationverifiedpermissionunauthorised
Moves the record and writes evidence. Permission: test.
Acceptance for this step: parse = complete
Step 2. Reconcile declared against parsed counts with evidence.
satisfiedparsecompletereconciliationverifiedpermissionreview
Moves the record and writes evidence. Permission: remediate.
Acceptance for this step: reconciliation = verified
Step 3. Confirm permission to use the content.
satisfiedparsecompletereconciliationverifiedpermissiongranted
Separation of duties: Integration Engineer may not do this. Act as
Acceptance for this step: permission = granted
Exception path
A partial import will not be displayed as fully complete.
Alternate path. Totals do not reconcile: hold the batch and propose a correction rather than admitting it.
not yet satisfiedholdingheldcorrectionacceptedreleaseAuthoritygranted
Moves the record and writes evidence. Permission: remediate.
Acceptance for this step: correction = proposed
Workflow as specified
CoreSync will apply the contract's atomic-batch or partial-admission rule, expose row-level reasons and allow approved recovery of corrected rows without repeating successful effects.
Evidence written in this session
Nothing run yet in this session. Record state shown above may already satisfy steps from the seeded fixture history.