Mulitple errors in a record, how to find?

Hello BW Experts,
Scenario:
I have a record with char zcustnum and amount zbal infobjects.
Amount error reported:
if i have error both in zcustnum and zbal. it is only reporting error in zbal in the log
if i correct the error in the zbal. It is then showing the error for zcustnum
req:
the failed load should report both the errors zbal and zcustnum at the same time.
any suggestions appreciated.
Thanks,
BWer

Hi,
You could use start routine in the update rule to check both fields in one go and write messages to the monitor.
Cheers,
/RB

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