4.2.15 Abnormal-end plug-in

Function

This plug-in allows you to abnormally terminate an executing task.

By using this plug-in together with a branch by returncode plug-in, you can also abnormally terminate a flow when a judgment condition is met.

Figure 4‒11: Example of using the abnormal-end plug-in

Cautionary notes

If execution of a task is stopped during plug-in execution, the task enters Abnormal termination status after the abnormal-end plug-in has finished processing.
If you forcibly terminate a task during plug-in execution, the processing being executed is immediately terminated and the task enters Failed status. A return code of 80 appears for the step in the Flow area of the Tasks window.
If you use an abnormal-end plug-in within a flow plug-in, the hierarchical flow and any higher-level flows that feature flow plug-ins also terminate abnormally. Executing tasks also terminate abnormally, and the flow plug-in returns 0.
When you use an abnormal-end plug-in in the context of a repeated execution plug-in, the repeated execution plug-in returns 1 if the repeated processing abnormally terminates even once. If every instance of the repeated processing terminates abnormally, the repeated execution plug-in returns 2.

Version

01.10.01

Tag

Control Flow

Return codes

Return code	Description
0	The plug-in ended normally (the step was abnormally terminated).
80	Task execution has stopped.

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