With this PL/SQL you can find which records on your DCS_PRD_CHLDSKU table are missing a sequence, is is an edge case, but when it happens you need to go and find them and fix them otherwise your deployment will be stuck, this will help you to do it for all your products.
The output will be tell you which products are missing the sequence, and it will be easy for you go and fix that miss.
This is and edge case that happens when one of the schemas is modified out of the BCC, in an ideal world that should never happen, however we are not there and this kind of things happen.
When this happens you will find something similar to these messages on the logs:
This can be done also with a Query, but is a very heavy query, this as heavy as your catalog size, Special Thanks to Roberto Ibarra who build this query
The output will be tell you which products are missing the sequence, and it will be easy for you go and fix that miss.
This is and edge case that happens when one of the schemas is modified out of the BCC, in an ideal world that should never happen, however we are not there and this kind of things happen.
When this happens you will find something similar to these messages on the logs:
The referenced item 'sku_id in the childSKUs property of the item 'productId' cannot be found on target, which implies a data inconsistency between source and target. It will not be included in the deployed list.
Error reading list or array index from the database. Expected: 'sequence number', got
'other sequence number'. The following property was not read: "{The name of a property}",
for item id: 'product_id'. This means the database table holding this property does not
have sequential integers starting with 0 in its multi-column.
This should only happen if the database table was modified directly (outside of Dynamo).
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