[doc issue] Difference between "regular" and fatal error

[mcnoat]

Issue description

It is not clear to me what the difference between the transport request statuses "error" and "fatal" is. In the documentation it says that these names are in reference to the type of error that made the import of the transport request fail, i.e. whether it was due to a "regular" or a fatal error. However, aren't all errors fatal in this context, because they "killed" the import?
For me, more elaboration on what the word "fatal" means in this context would be helpful.

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clarity

Page Title on SAP Help Portal (prefilled)

Statuses of Transport Requests

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https://help.sap.com/docs/cloud-transport-management/sap-cloud-transport-management/statuses-of-transport-requests

[Anke2016]

Thank you for your feedback! We've updated the documentation. The changes will appear in the next published version.
Here's the new content:

• Error: The import of the transport request took place, but errors occurred for one or more objects. This means that the content of the transport request was only partially imported or imported with errors. Since the content causes the error, re-importing it won't resolve the issue.
  You can only re-import transport requests with an Error status after you've manually reset them. Requests with an Error status aren't included in an Import All action.

• Fatal: No objects from the transport request were imported. This can happen if the deployment process doesn't start due to issues like an incorrect destination or insufficient authentication. If the application issues a rollback during an import, this also results in a Fatal status.
  You can re-import transport requests with a Fatal status. They're also included in an Import All action.

Please re-open the issue, if you need further clarification.