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Enumerated Types
Defines the state of a job.
|
Name |
Value |
Description |
|---|---|---|
|
Pending |
0 |
Job queued on a busy or disconnected robot. |
|
Running |
1 |
Job currently processed by a robot. |
|
Stopping |
2 |
Job triggered to cancel as soon as it is safe. This can be implemented in a workflow using the Should Stop activity. |
|
Terminating |
3 |
Job triggered to stop forcefully. This may take up to a couple of seconds, and the process is killed. Safe stopping is not guaranteed. |
|
Faulted |
4 |
Job that has failed to start, or the associated workflow threw an unhandled error during execution. |
|
Successful |
5 |
Job that finished processing without any exceptions. |
|
Stopped |
6 |
Job stopped before it finished executing without throwing any errors. |
|
Suspended |
7 |
An intermediary state that is triggered with the purpose of allowing user intervention or completion of an intermediary process. It is triggered by the corresponding activities in Studio. |
|
Resumed |
8 |
An intermediary state that is triggered if the conditions (user intervention, intermediary process completion) of a fragmented workflow have been met. It is triggered by the corresponding activities in Studio. |
|
Name |
Value |
Description |
|---|---|---|
|
Manual |
0 |
The job has been started and configured from the Jobs/Triggers/Processes pages, using the Start button. |
|
Trigger |
1 |
The job has been launched through a trigger, used for preplanned job execution. |
Defines the Robot availability state.
|
Name |
Value |
Description |
|---|---|---|
|
Available |
0 |
A functioning robot that is free to be used. |
|
Busy |
1 |
A robot that is running a process. |
|
Disconnected |
2 |
A robot that is disconnected from Orchestrator. |
|
Unknown |
3 |
A robot that is in an Unknown state. |
Defines the processing state of a queue item.
|
Name |
Value |
Description |
|---|---|---|
|
New |
0 |
The state of a newly added item. |
|
InProgress |
1 |
The state of an item that is being processed. |
|
Failed |
2 |
The state of an item whose processing failed. |
|
Successful |
3 |
The state of an item whose processing succeeded. |
|
Abandoned |
4 |
The state of an item whose processing was stopped before succeeding or failing. |
|
Retried |
5 |
The state of an item that was processed at least twice. |
|
Deleted |
6 |
The state of an item that was marked as deleted by the user. |
Defines categories for the exception thrown when item processing fails.
|
Name |
Value |
Description |
|---|---|---|
|
ApplicationException |
0 |
Thrown when the process fails due to an application error. |
|
BusinessException |
1 |
Thrown when a business requirement is not met. |
|
Name |
Value |
Description |
|---|---|---|
|
None |
0 |
Default state applicable to all item types. |
|
InReview |
1 |
An item in this state has failed with an application exception and has been marked by a user as in the process of being reviewed. |
|
Verified |
2 |
An item in this state has failed with an application exception and has been marked by a user as verified and can no longer be retried. To be retried, an item has to be manually marked for retry. |
|
Retried |
3 |
An item in this state has failed with an application exception and has been marked for retry. |
Defines the visibility level of an asset.
|
Name |
Value |
Description |
|---|---|---|
|
Global |
0 |
If an asset has Global scope, it is visible to all robots. |
|
PerRobot |
1 |
If an asset has PerRobot scope, it will be visible only to certain robots, to which it was associated and may have different values for each robot. |
Defines what type of value is stored by an asset.
|
Name |
Value |
Description |
|---|---|---|
|
Text |
2 |
Defines an asset that stores a text value. |
|
Bool |
3 |
Defines an asset that stores a boolean value. |
|
Integer |
4 |
Defines an asset that stores a numerical value. |
|
Credential |
5 |
Defines an asset that stores a username and password. |
Defines the log severity.
|
Name |
Value |
Description |
|---|---|---|
|
Trace |
0 |
Fine-grained information. |
|
Debug |
1 |
Detailed information on the flow through the system. |
|
Info |
2 |
Runtime events like startup or shutdown. The vast majority of log entries. |
|
Warn |
3 |
Runtime situations that are undesirable or unexpected, but not necessarily wrong. |
|
Error |
4 |
Runtime errors or unexpected conditions. |
|
Fatal |
5 |
Severe errors that cause premature termination. |
Defines how a user was created and how it is supposed to be used.
|
Name |
Value |
Description |
|---|---|---|
|
User |
0 |
A user of type Local User. |
|
Robot |
1 |
Automatically created when adding a robot, is assigned the Robot role, and it is used by a robot when communicating with Orchestrator. |
|
DirectoryUser |
2 |
A user of type Directory User |
|
DirectoryGroup |
3 |
A user of type Directory Group |
