7.16 Notes on restarting JP1/AO services

When you restart the JP1/AO service, some tasks might fail depending on the status of the task when the service was stopped. The following table describes the behavior of tasks when the JP1/AO service restarts:

Table 7‒2: Task behavior when JP1/AO service restarts
No.	Task status when JP1/AO service stops	Task behavior when JP1/AO service restarts
No.	Task status when JP1/AO service stops	Default behavior	behavior when true is specified for task.execute.skip.serverStart in the user-specified properties file (config_user.properties).
1	Waiting	If the service restarts before the scheduled start time: The task remains in Waiting status. If the service restarts after the scheduled start time: The task starts executing immediately.	If the service restarts before the scheduled start time: The task remains in Waiting status. If the service restarts after the scheduled start time: The task enters Canceled status.^#1
2	Suspended	The task remains in Suspended status.	If the service restarts before the scheduled start time: The task remains in Suspended status. If the service restarts after the scheduled start time: The task enters Canceled status.^#1
3	In Progress	The task enters Failed status.	The task enters Failed status.
4	Waiting for Input	The task enters Failed status.	The task enters Failed status.
5	In Progress (with Error)	The task enters Failed status.	The task enters Failed status.
6	In Progress (Terminating)	The task enters Failed status.	The task enters Failed status.
7	Long Running	The task enters Failed status.	The task enters Failed status.
8	Completed	The task remains in Completed status.	The task remains in Completed status.
9	Failed	The task remains in Failed status.	The task remains in Failed status.
10	Canceled	The task remains in Canceled status.	The task remains in Canceled status.

#1: For a recurring task, the task to be executed next is generated in the Waiting status.

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