1.6.12 Task statuses and status transitions
The following table lists the task statuses used in a JP1/AO system.
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No. |
Category |
Task status |
Description |
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1 |
Waiting |
Waiting |
This status applies to:
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2 |
Holding |
This status applies to recurring tasks that have been suspended. |
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3 |
Running |
Now running |
This status indicates that the automated process corresponding to the task is running. |
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4 |
Waiting for Response |
This status applies to tasks whose corresponding automated process requires a response from a user. |
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5 |
Abnormal Detection |
This status indicates that an error has been detected in the automated process corresponding to the task. |
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6 |
Stopped |
This status indicates that a user has stopped execution of or forcibly stopped the task, and JP1/AO is in the process of stopping the corresponding automated processes. |
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7 |
Stopped |
Completed |
Indicates that the corresponding automated process has finished normally. |
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8 |
Failed |
Indicates that the corresponding automated process has not finished normally. A failure occurs when:
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9 |
Canceled |
Indicates that a user has canceled the task schedule, preventing a scheduled or recurring task from being executed. |
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If a user stops a task while its final plug-in is being executed, the task ends normally.
The following figure illustrates the transitions between task statuses. The labels in the figure correspond to the numbers in the Task statuses table.
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Because JP1/AO acquires task statuses at fixed intervals, the user interface might skip a number of status transitions.
For the transitions between task statuses after restoration, see 1.13.1 Notes on backup and restoration.
For the transitions between task statuses when JP1/AO restarts services, see 1.13.2 Notes on restarting JP1/AO services.