What does a standard connector error handler flow accomplish?

A standard connector error handler flow is designed to manage transient errors that may occur during integrations, such as temporary network issues or timeout scenarios. Instead of simply failing when an error occurs, this flow allows the system to implement recovery strategies or retry mechanisms. By handling these transient errors effectively, the connector error handler ensures that temporary problems do not disrupt service continuity, thereby enhancing the robustness and reliability of the integration process.

The other options do not accurately represent the primary function of a standard connector error handler flow. Eliminating all integration errors is impractical since not all errors can be resolved automatically; they may require different methods of handling based on their nature. Logging all service requests pertains to tracking actions rather than error management, which is not the primary purpose of an error handler. Customizing data page retrieval relates to configuring how data is accessed or loaded, which is outside the scope of error handling in connector operations.