HR_TMW_DB_UPDATE_TEVENT - storing failure records

Hi all,
How can we store records which are not processed (insertion and updation
failures)
by the function module HR_TMW_DB_UPDATE_TEVENT .
any sample code available ?
regards
senthil

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