5.4.5 Procedure for stopping debug tasks
The following describes how to stop a debug task that is still in progress. You can stop a debug task that is in In Progress, Waiting for Response, or Abnormal Detection status. Stopped tasks enter Failed status, unless the final step was already in progress in which case the debug task enters Completed status if the final step ends normally.
If the debug task contains a paused step, the step is automatically resumed and the task ends when the step finishes executing.
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For details about the difference between stopping and forcibly stopping tasks, see Managing Tasks in theJob Management Partner 1/Automatic Operation Administration Guide.
To stop a debug task:
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In the left pane of the Tasks window, click the Debug Executed Tasks menu command.
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In the right pane (Debug-Tasks view) of the Tasks window, select the debug tasks that you want to stop.
You can select multiple debug tasks by holding the Ctrl key as you click. To select all the debug tasks in the list, click Select All.
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Clicking a task-name link displays the Task Details dialog box for that task. To prevent this from happening, select each debug task by clicking the empty space in the row for the task.
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In the More Actions menu, click Stop Tasks.
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In the Stop Tasks dialog box, review the debug task or tasks you are stopping, and then click OK.
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In the Information dialog box, click OK.
The selected debug task or tasks enter Failed status.