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Data Warehouse Error: Request failed to send. Please check send parameters and destination connectivity.

  • August 14, 2023
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These are daily files sent through FTP.

There were few days when this file was not received and I did resend them which are still not received. 

Here is the error I received in data warehouse Request failed to send. Please check send parameters and destination connectivity.

 

Since past few days this files are processing as expected. 

Please advice on what could be the error and How can I resend them now.

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Best answer by Jennifer_Dungan

It could be any number of issues... odds are you will need client care to see if there are more detailed logs in the server as to what failed...

 

Since the job is running now, I would guess that there was likely a temporary issue (either at Adobe's end, or yours that caused an issue).

 

To get back-fills of the jobs that failed, I believe you can go into your Data Warehouse Request Manager, and click on the name of the scheduled report to bring up the Request History for that file.

 

You should see a table showing each run, with an ID, Date, etc.. on the right, there should be a "Resend" option. When you click on it, it should ask you if you are sure you want to resend the request (quoting the request id).

 

This should result in the file that will match what was intended to send on that date/time.

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Jennifer_Dungan
Community Advisor and Adobe Champion
Jennifer_DunganCommunity Advisor and Adobe ChampionAccepted solution
Community Advisor and Adobe Champion
August 14, 2023

It could be any number of issues... odds are you will need client care to see if there are more detailed logs in the server as to what failed...

 

Since the job is running now, I would guess that there was likely a temporary issue (either at Adobe's end, or yours that caused an issue).

 

To get back-fills of the jobs that failed, I believe you can go into your Data Warehouse Request Manager, and click on the name of the scheduled report to bring up the Request History for that file.

 

You should see a table showing each run, with an ID, Date, etc.. on the right, there should be a "Resend" option. When you click on it, it should ask you if you are sure you want to resend the request (quoting the request id).

 

This should result in the file that will match what was intended to send on that date/time.

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pj18Author
August 15, 2023

Currently, I do not see the resend option. What could be the reason for that.

 

Jennifer_Dungan
Community Advisor and Adobe Champion
Jennifer_DunganCommunity Advisor and Adobe Champion
Community Advisor and Adobe Champion
August 15, 2023

Hmm, that is interesting....

 

In this case, you may have to create some one-off duplicate requests and send the ones that are missing one at a time....

FarazHusain
Adobe Employee
FarazHusainAdobe Employee
Adobe Employee
August 16, 2023

If your org belongs to the LON data center, then you might need to whitelist the new IPs if you are sending them to your own FTP location.

  • 130.248.244.32/29
  • 130.248.244.40/29

New IP's are updated in the release notes -

https://experienceleague.adobe.com/docs/analytics/release-notes/previous/2023.html?lang=en

Otherwise, yes, please reach out to client care with failed request IDs and we can dig them further.

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