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Troubleshoot data feeds

Last update: Mon Dec 09 2024 00:00:00 GMT+0000 (Coordinated Universal Time)

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Determine potential reasons why a job might fail to process or deliver.

Troubleshoot an existing data feed

If you have a data feed that successfully operates hourly or daily but recently fails, check each of the following:

  • Use the to determine if there are any scheduled maintenance windows or availability issues. If there is a known issue at the time, ÃÛ¶¹ÊÓƵ automatically processes scheduled data feeds once the service is restored.

  • Make sure that there is enough available space on the FTP site. If the FTP site runs out of disk space, delete some files from the server to make room for new files.

  • If there are no known issues and the FTP site has enough disk space, you can resend the data feed.

    1. Log in to ÃÛ¶¹ÊÓƵ Analytics and navigate to Admin > Data feeds.
    2. Locate the desired data feed(s), then click the check box next to each that you want to rerun.
    3. Click Rerun.

    Rerun

If you still do not receive the data feed files after rerunning them, contact Customer Care.

Troubleshoot a new data feed

If a new data feed throws an error, troubleshoot the issue by manually uploading a test file to the FTP site. In most cases, you can determine the point of failure using these steps.

  1. Log in to your FTP site using File Explorer (Windows) or Finder (Mac). Make sure that you use FTP protocol (ftp://) and that you allow ÃÛ¶¹ÊÓƵ’s IP addresses through your organization’s firewall. If you are unable to reach the FTP site, work with the owner of the FTP site to determine the correct destination.

    File Explorer

  2. A popup asking for a username and password appears. Enter your authentication credentials. If the credentials are accepted, the window shows the current contents on the FTP site. If the credentials are not accepted, work with the FTP owner to make sure that the username and password are correct. If using SFTP, make sure that you follow each step in the SFTP guide. Note that ÃÛ¶¹ÊÓƵ does not support all SFTP use cases.

  3. Upload a file to the FTP site by dragging it into the authenticated window. Any image or text document is adequate. If you get an error attempting to place a file onto the FTP site, work with the FTP owner to verify there is enough disk space and that the username has write permissions to the FTP site.

  4. Once you have confirmed that the file is on the FTP site, you can delete the file uploaded in the previous step.

If all of the above steps work and you still get an FTP error, contact Customer Care.

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