How many levels can an error be logged at in Bridges?

In Epic Bridges, an error can be logged at three different levels, which are key to understanding how the system categorizes and manages errors. The first level is the Task level, where errors are tied to individual tasks within the Bridges engine. The second level is the Bridge level, which encompasses errors that affect the entire bridge functionality as a whole. Lastly, the Workflow level captures errors that have broader implications for the overall workflow in which the bridge operates.

This hierarchical approach allows for more granularity in error logging, enabling users to identify not just what went wrong, but where within the processing structure the fault occurred. This distinction is vital for troubleshooting and improving the functionality of information systems within Epic. Knowing the levels at which errors can be captured helps users understand the troubleshooting process and the appropriate responses to issues as they arise.

Understanding the multiple levels enhances the user's ability to effectively diagnose and respond to system errors, which is essential for maintaining operational integrity in health information systems using Epic Bridges.