Hello @Ole_Dufour
Thank you for contacting Qlik community.
In general, environmental errors are considered errors that occur within the environment where Qlik Replicate is installed.
Below are a couple of examples that are considered environmental errors:
Network Issues: Network interruptions or slowdowns can disrupt data replication processes. Factors like network congestion, packet loss, or firewall configurations can lead to environmental errors in Qlik Replicate.
Hardware Failures: Problems with the physical infrastructure, such as server crashes or storage device failures, can result in errors and data replication issues.
Resource Constraints: Inadequate system resources like CPU, memory, or disk space can lead to performance problems and environmental errors.
Security and Permissions: Improperly configured security settings or permissions on source or target systems can cause errors when trying to access or write data.
Operating System Updates: Environmental errors can occur if there are compatibility issues with operating system updates or patches.
Concurrency and Locking: Issues related to concurrent access to data or locking conflicts can lead to errors during replication.
External Dependencies: Environmental factors, such as changes in third-party APIs or dependencies that Qlik Replicate relies on, can introduce errors.
We hope the above information provides you with valuable insights.
Best regards,
Arun
