If a map contains two input cards with default settings and the second card fails validation, what happens to the map execution?

With default input card settings, the validation mode is set to 'Reject On Fail,' which means any validation failure on an input card causes the map to terminate with a failure status. The map does not attempt to continue processing subsequent cards or rules after a fatal validation error. This default behavior ensures data integrity by preventing maps from processing invalid input data.

The map cannot execute successfully because a validation failure on an input card with default settings is treated as a fatal error, not a recoverable condition.

The mapping process does not continue because the default card behavior is to reject and halt execution when validation fails, not to skip and proceed.

Trace and Audit logging are separate settings and are not automatically enabled in response to a validation failure; they must be explicitly configured.