Update the priority of records when the records are marked for retry

Last Updated : Jul 26, 2023 |
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The UPDATE_PRIORITY_IF_RETRY parameter is set to true to update the priority of all records marked for retry to that of a common record, which is priority 5.
The UPDATE_PRIORITY_IF_RETRY parameter is available in the pim_config table located in the POM database.
If any record is marked for retry after the UPDATE_PRIORITY_IF_RETRY parameter is set to true, POM updates the priority of all such records to priority 5, irrespective of the record priority. This ensures the retry records are dialed depending on the configured retry interval.
By default, the UPDATE_PRIORITY_IF_RETRY parameter is set to true.
You can set the UPDATE_PRIORITY_IF_RETRY parameter to false if you do not want to change the priority of the records when the records are marked for retry.
For example, if the UPDATE_PRIORITY_IF_RETRY parameter is set to false and if a priority 7 record is marked for retry, the record priority is retained to 7.