What happens to a file that has an error if Continuous, Suffix on Retry is the numbering option?

When Continuous, Suffix on Retry is selected as the numbering option for a file with an error, the system assigns a suffix to the file name when it retries processing that file. This is particularly useful for tracking and identifying files that require multiple attempts to process successfully. The suffix added typically indicates that the file is a duplicate attempt due to a previous error.

The process ensures that the original file remains intact and can be easily referenced while the system also creates a new instance of the file for the next retry attempt. This allows for better data management and oversight, providing a clear trail of processing attempts without losing original information.