DeadLetterId | MGCLatticeDeadLetterId | Yes | The unique identifier of the dead-letter entry. |
SourceType | MGCLatticeIntegrationDlqSource | No | |
SourceRefId | MGCLatticeSourceReference | No | The reference of the failed item in the path it came from: the tracking ID of an asynchronous operation, or the ID of a file ingestion segment. |
ServiceName | MGCLatticeServiceName | No | The service to replay against. For a file-ingestion dead letter, the connection the record came from. |
OperationName | MGCLatticeOperationName | No | The operation to replay against. For a file-ingestion dead letter, the segment operation. |
RequestId | MGCLatticeRequestId | No | The RequestId inside the failed payload, the idempotency key of the operation. Replay reuses it, so a request that already succeeded returns its cached result and a failed request runs again. Empty for a file-ingestion dead letter. |
LegalEntityId | DataAreaId | No | The legal entity of the failed work. |
OriginalPayload | DirMemo | No | The serialized request payload captured at failure time, used verbatim to re-invoke the original work on replay. Holds no secrets beyond what the source tracking or segment row already stored. |
EditedPayload | DirMemo | No | Operator-corrected request payload for fix-and-resubmit. When set, replay uses this instead of the original payload. |
ErrorCode | MGCLatticeServiceErrorCode | No | |
ErrorCategory | MGCLatticeServiceErrorCategory | No | |
FailureMessage | DirMemo | No | |
IsRetryable | NoYes | No | |
AttemptCount | MGCLatticeAttemptCount | No | The number of times an operation was tried, or the most times it may be tried. |
MaxAttempts | MGCLatticeAttemptCount | No | The number of times an operation was tried, or the most times it may be tried. |
NextRetryDateTimeUtc | UTCTimestamp | No | |
FirstFailedDateTimeUtc | UTCTimestamp | No | |
LastAttemptDateTimeUtc | UTCTimestamp | No | |
Status | MGCLatticeIntegrationDlqStatus | No | |
LastActionedBy | UserId | No | The user who last enqueued, resubmitted, retried, held, released or discarded the dead letter. |