Setting ASAP CSDL Rollbacks With PONR (Point of No Return)
(Doc ID 2045319.1)
Last updated on JUNE 10, 2022
Applies to:
Oracle Communications ASAP - Version 7.2.0 and laterInformation in this document applies to any platform.
Goal
On : 7.2.0 version, SARM
ASAP CSDL Rollback is operating in the following manner.
Here is a situation when attempting to avoid CSDL rollbacks:
CSDL1
ASDL1
ASDL2 -->execute ASDL2_rollback if ASDL3 fails
ASDL3
CSDL2
ASDL1 --> execute ASDL1_rollback if ASDL2 fails.
ASDL2
With the above setting, during the execution in CSDL2, when it fails in ASDL1, the rollback operation will extend to CSDL1 to invoke ASDL2_rollback.
Is there any way to avoid the CSDL1 rollback in this case? We are expecting that only the current CSDL is rolled back. No completed CSDL should be rolled back.
Solution
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