Adding a Basic Exception
To add a simple content exception to a document, you can use the following code:Working with Exceptions in Existing Documents
Kodexa allows you to work with exceptions in documents that are loaded from files. Here’s an example:Advanced Exception Handling
Content exceptions in Kodexa can include additional metadata, such as an exception type ID. This allows for more granular categorization and handling of exceptions:- Best Practices for Using Content Exceptions
- Use meaningful titles and descriptions for exceptions to make them easily understandable.
- Implement a consistent system for exception type IDs to categorize different types of issues.
- Regularly review and address content exceptions as part of your document management workflow.
- Use exceptions to track not just errors, but also warnings or areas for improvement in your documents.
- Conclusion
Creating Detailed Content Exceptions
With this comprehensive definition, you can create more detailed exceptions:Grouping and Tagging Exceptions
if you are tagging data for extraction then you can use the group_uuid and tag_uuid on the exceptions to link the exceptions to the specific content you are tagging. Thegroup_uuid
and tag_uuid
fields enable you to organize exceptions:
- Use the
severity
field to prioritize exception handling. - Leverage
exception_type
for categorizing and filtering exceptions. - Utilize
group_uuid
to manage related exceptions together. - Keep
exception_details
comprehensive for easier troubleshooting. - Regularly update
change_sequence
andupdated_on
to track exception lifecycle.
- More precise error tracking and resolution
- Better categorization and prioritization of issues
- Enhanced reporting and analytics on document processing problems
- Improved linkage between exceptions and the specific content causing them