Purposes of step execution

The purposes of step execution are as follows:

Reducing analyzing costs when unintended conversion occurs

If data processing does not work as intended by the data processing settings, you are required to analyze the cause. Even if you investigate the error codes and detailed messages, you might not be able to identify the cause from the error messages.

For such occasions, you can use step execution to check the content of the data at the time of the error, and identify the settings that might have caused the unintended result of the data conversion. You can narrow down the causes of errors more easily than by analyzing the error messages.

Reducing the learning cost of DataMagic

Data processing can handle many types of conversion; therefore, depending on the content of conversion, complicated settings are required. For data processing with complicated settings, if you execute one step at a time while checking the flow of operations, you can more easily identify steps where errors could potentially occur. Using step execution clarifies the steps in which problems are likely to occur, and allows you to acquire knowledge about data processing.