What indicates failure when importing multiple splits?

When importing multiple splits, an error message serves as a definitive indicator of failure in the process. This message typically arises when the system encounters issues that prevent the successful execution of the import, such as data format errors, mismatched data types, or violations of business rules. An error message provides detailed feedback that helps users identify the problems in the data being imported, allowing them to take corrective actions before attempting the import again.

In contrast, a warning message may indicate potential issues but does not necessarily preclude the import from completing successfully; it serves more as a cautionary note. Success confirmation would indicate that the import was completed without any issues, while a processing notification generally informs the user of the status of the import task, regardless of whether it succeeded or failed. Therefore, the presence of an error message is the most critical indicator that a failure occurred during the import process.