Job Errors are associated more with which aspect in a processing set?

Job Errors in a processing set are typically associated with the entire processing set itself rather than isolated components or stages. This is because Job Errors often arise from systemic issues that can affect the overall integrity and performance of the entire workflow.

When considering the processing set, different job errors may indicate problems related to the configuration, software settings, data integrity issues, or other overarching factors that impact the entire set being processed. These errors are not limited to specific files or their metadata; they reflect a broader issue that can impede the entire processing operation.

While individual files, their metadata, and quality control checks can contribute to problems, Job Errors are indicative of more comprehensive challenges that must be addressed to ensure successful processing across all files in the set. This kind of holistic view helps in identifying and correcting underlying issues that could lead to inefficiencies or data mishandling throughout the project.