JDBC Receiver - Insertions

Hello all,
I want to use JDBC adapter to insert data in an Oracle database. Inbound message is an idoc.
My question concerns the error handling following an insertion failed. Example : entry key already exists...
If possible I want to use asynchronous interface without BPM. I see the JDBC adapter ability to execute more than one time the query... Once last retry mechanism fails, how does XI react ? Is The message considered as an error one ?
Is it possible to reprocess it later ?
Thanks in advance,

Hi,
<i>
Once last retry mechanism fails, how does XI react ? Is The message considered as an error one ?</i>
>>>After last retry it will go for failure status..
To handle errors :
1) Using Sync Interface- here you can use stored procedure also for this. SO in this case, JDBC adapter will give you the response back
2) To handle alert for the Adapter level-if you want to handle errors , you can go with either Adapter Alerts without BPM. If any error in the adapter level , because of insertion failure it will throw alert.
3) With BPM -Send with Acknowledgement.
Hope this helps,
Regards,
Moorthy

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>
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