¶ Description
Stop the execution of a pipeline.
¶ Parameters
Parameters:
- Mode de déclenchement
- Condition de déclenchement
- Seuil de déclenchement
- Niveau d'erreur retourné
- Message à retourner dans les logs
¶ About
The Abort action is a control mechanism designed to stop the execution of a pipeline based on defined runtime conditions. It acts as a safeguard that halts processing when specific thresholds or business rules are not met, ensuring data integrity, system stability, and operational compliance.
This action is particularly useful for validating assumptions, such as the presence of a minimum number of records, error counts, or specific values before continuing a workflow. When the configured condition evaluates to true, the pipeline execution is immediately aborted, returning a configurable error code and optional log message for downstream logging or monitoring systems.
¶ Common use cases include:
- Stopping execution if an upstream data source returns too few or too many records.
- Aborting the process if a critical file is missing or unreadable.
- Preventing continuation when validation rules fail (e.g., column values out of expected range).
- Enforcing business thresholds before launching resource-heavy operations.
¶ Behavior:
- Evaluation occurs at runtime.
- If the abort condition is met:
- The pipeline stops immediately.
- An error is raised (with the specified error level).
- An optional log message is returned.
- If the condition is not met, the pipeline continues as normal.
This action is an essential tool in robust ETL pipelines, helping ensure only valid and trusted data is propagated through each stage of processing.
