8.4.4 Procedure for stopping debug tasks
The following describes how to stop a debug task that is still in progress. You can stop debug tasks that are in the status of In Progress, Waiting for Input, or In Progress (with Error). Stopped tasks enter Failed status. However, if the user stops a debug task while the final step is in progress, the debug task enters Completed status if the final step ends normally.
If the debug task contains an interrupted step, the step is automatically resumed and then the debug task stops when the step finishes executing.
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For details about the difference between stopping and forcibly stopping tasks, see Managing Tasks in the JP1/Automatic Operation Administration Guide.
To stop debug tasks:
In the Tasks window, click the Debug tab.
In the list of tasks, select the debug tasks that you want to stop.
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You can select multiple debug tasks by selecting check boxes beside the task names.
In the More Actions pull-down menu, click Stop Task.
In the Stop Task dialog box, confirm the debug tasks to be stopped, and then click OK.
In the Information dialog box, click OK.
Operation results
The selected debug tasks enter Failed status.