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This guide goes over how to best view the Level 1 Errors on the ASCENDER DataConnect (ADC) tool.
IMPORTANT: Some of the images and/or examples provided in this document are for informational purposes only and may not completely represent your LEA’s process.
After logging in to the Apps dashboard, complete the following steps to help prevent dashboard timeouts:
❏ Open the ASCENDER Enterprise.
❏ Launch ASCENDER DataConnect.
❏ Keep both tabs open.
NOTE: Keeping both ASCENDER Enterprise and ASCENDER DataConnect open allows users to easily navigate between two application and helps prevent dashboard timeout issues.
1. Access the ASCENDER DataConnect (ADC) tool.
2. From the Dashboard, click View in the Actions column for the most recent run.
3. View Level 1 Errors Run Details:
This page displays the number of Level 1 Errors identified during the run.
❏ Scroll down to the Domain & Entities section.
Errors can be reviewed using either of the following methods:
When reviewing errors on screen, each entity is displayed along with its error status.
The API Errors File (CSV) provides a consolidated list of Level 1 Errors identified during the run.
1. Click Download API Errors to generate a CSV file to review errors in Excel.
2. Open the CSV file. The following formatting adjustments are recommended to improve readability:
NOTE: When reviewing errors on screen, each entity is displayed along with its error status.
1. Click the Number in the Error column to view more details.
2. The entity expands, and under Events and Errors you’ll see the error description. Click Expand JSON to see what value was sent.
3. This information, along with the error details, can be used to identify:
Access the ASCENDER DataConnect (ADC) tool.
1. From the Dashboard, click Create New Run. The Create Run page opens.
❏ Complete the following fields for the New Data Sync Run:
❏ Click Submit.
2. Review the Level 1 errors and make any necessary corrections in ASCENDER Enterprise.
3. As Level 1 Errors become manageable, repeat steps 1 and 2, and continue adding domains in dependency order.
4. After all domains are sending successfully, repeat step 1, except now Under Domain Selection, mark the Select All Domains checkbox to include all domains in the run. Now, you can begin creating scheduled runs.
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