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Exception Item Processing

Pipelined Data Sets > Exception Item Processing

Introduction

The goal of this pipeline is to make the Exception Item Processing dataset available in Google BigQuery where it can be queried using the SQL interface for business purposes and to drive downstream business processes.

Scenarios

Gain comprehensive insights into your institution’s Exception Item Processing with the dataset. This dataset includes detailed records of exception items, associated fees, and associated notes. Supplementary information from ACH transactions, core Account Details, and NSF occurrences provide a holistic view of the decision making surrounding the exception items. Utilize this dataset to streamline exception handling, monitor transaction anomalies, and enhance compliance reporting.

Pipelines

The Exception Item Processing pipeline utilizes BigQuery External Connections in the Jack Henry Data Hub project, to the Publisher Spanner database in their project. Federated Queries are used with these External Connections to pull data from the Spanner Database into the BigQuery dataset / tables.

Schedule

The data import process runs every 15 minutes, however the pipeline is extensible to change it to any schedule as needed in the future.

Table Partition Info

The Exception Item Processing dataset contains tables that are partitioned by a date column.

Partition Information for Tables in Dataset ’exception_item_processing_us'

Table NamePartition ColumnPartition Type
accountdetail_fct_cddCreatedDateTimeDAY
achdetail_fct_cddTransactionDateDAY
eipitem_fct_cddCreatedDateTimeDAY
eipitemfeedetail_fct_cddNoneNone
eipitemmutable_fct_cddEffectiveDateDAY
eipitemnote_fct_cddCreatedDateTimeDAY
gldetail_fct_cddCreatedDateTimeDAY
nsfdetail_fct_cddCreatedDateTimeDAY

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Last updated Wed Oct 1 2025