sfmc // SSJS / WSProxyPROJECT
Inspect WSProxy updateBatch() Results
Treat a batch call result as data to validate rather than assuming “no exception” means every row succeeded.
ssjswsproxyupdatebatcherror handling
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Batch-updating SOAP objects or DataExtensionObject records.
<script runat="server">
Platform.Load("Core","1.1.1");
var prox = new Script.Util.WSProxy();
var rows = [
{ CustomerKey: "Log_DE", Properties: [
{Name:"LogID",Value:Platform.Function.GUID()},
{Name:"Status",Value:"Processed"}
]}
];
var options = { SaveOptions:[{PropertyName:"*",SaveAction:"UpdateAdd"}] };
var res = prox.updateBatch("DataExtensionObject", rows, options);
if (!res || res.Status !== "OK") {
Write(Stringify(res));
}
</script>WSProxy updateBatch returns SOAP UpdateResult-derived results that can be logged and inspected per operation.
For production tooling, persist failed result details with enough context to retry intentionally.