Unable To Get File Name From Target Error Message
(Doc ID 2377223.1)
Last updated on AUGUST 12, 2024
Applies to:
Oracle Managed File Transfer - Version 12.2.1.2.0 and laterInformation in this document applies to any platform.
Symptoms
Unable to get file name from Target error message
Error at Target:
Runtime Error
ID: <ID>
Error Code: MFT-5253
Error Description: Error in the connection for endpoint
Target Message Details
Transfer Name: DBCS_TO_ERPUCM
Target Name: ERPUCM_TRG
Protocol: RIDC
Endpoint Reference:
Error Cause
Cause: Error in the protocol layer.
Action: Check the logs for the exception trace and try again. Contact Oracle Support Services if the problem persists.
ID: <ID>
Error Code: MFT-5253
Error Description: Error in the connection for endpoint
Target Message Details
Transfer Name: DBCS_TO_ERPUCM
Target Name: ERPUCM_TRG
Protocol: RIDC
Endpoint Reference:
Error Cause
Cause: Error in the protocol layer.
Action: Check the logs for the exception trace and try again. Contact Oracle Support Services if the problem persists.
Error at Source:
Runtime Error
ID: <ID>
Error Code: MFT-4401
Error Description: Exception encountered during execution of callout Pre transfer Callback.
Source Message Details
Source Name: DBCS_OUT_SRC
Endpoint Reference:
Source Type: EXTERNAL
File: <FILENAME>.zip
Error Cause
Cause: Error while executing custom callout.
Action: Review the diagnostic log for the exact error.
ID: <ID>
Error Code: MFT-4401
Error Description: Exception encountered during execution of callout Pre transfer Callback.
Source Message Details
Source Name: DBCS_OUT_SRC
Endpoint Reference:
Source Type: EXTERNAL
File: <FILENAME>.zip
Error Cause
Cause: Error while executing custom callout.
Action: Review the diagnostic log for the exact error.
Am able to get the file name for which instance is failed in case of source error message - but in the same case, am not getting file name if its failed at target stage.
EXPECTED BEHAVIOR
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file name should also be in target message
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