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Incremental load results in an 0 KB QVD-file

I have a fairly typical incremental load process along the lines of:

1 Load updated data.

SELECT * FROM SQLSOURCE WHERE Time>$(vLastEndTime)

2.Add unchanged data from QVD

LOAD * FROM REALTIME.QVD WHERE Not Exists (Id)

3. Store updated + unchanged data back

STORE REALTIME INTO REALTIME.QVD

At a few occasions my last step has  failed in a serious way, which is most likely caused by another load being in process on the REALTIME.QVD document and unfortunately the result is that REALTIME.QVD is replaced with a completely empty file REALTIME.QVD.

=> General Script Error

Any good best practice ideas on how to handle this in a safer way/error handling way?

My quick and dirty fix is to at least store a DAILYBACKUP/REALTIME$(vLoadDate).QVD file (which is never read/blocked), so that I can restart from midnight, but I would of course prefer to have a safer solution.

The important thing here is of course that the REALTIME.QVD is completely empty. A file what would not have been updated I could handle, but this is a bit worse.

Kind regards

Niklas

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