What happens to errors from a canceled job in Relativity?

In Relativity, when a job is canceled, any errors that occurred during the processing of that job are retried. This means that the system attempts to reprocess any items that were impacted by errors in order to resolve those issues. Retries are crucial because they ensure that data integrity is maintained and that previously encountered errors do not prevent the completion of the overall processing tasks.

The retried items are put back into the system for further attempts to process them successfully. This step is especially important in legal and compliance contexts where data accuracy is critical. By allowing for retries, Relativity provides a mechanism to handle transient issues or limitations that may have caused the errors initially, ensuring a more robust processing outcome.

In contrast, other options like being retired, resolved, or ready to retry do not align with the handling of errors post-job cancellation within Relativity, as they imply different processes or statuses that do not directly pertain to addressing errors effectively.