Available Functions Depending on the Task Status

The list in this topic provides an overview of all the functions that are available to a task depending on its type and on its status. Some functions are always available no matter the status of the task. You find a complete list in alphabetical order of all task functions, regardless of their type or status, here: Working with Tasks.

Right-click a task and select the function from the context-menu. You can also select multiple tasks in bulk. The resulting menu displays the options that are common and available for all selected tasks taking into account the type of task and the status.

This page includes the following:

State: ABEND

  • Deactivate

    Removes an ended task from the list

    The parameters in the Automatic Deactivation Section in the definition of an executable object determine whether it should be deactivated or not after its execution. The following options are available:

    • Never
    • Always
    • After error-free execution
    • After error-free restart
    • Deactivate after x minutes

    Use this option to remove from the list the tasks that are still active after their execution. The only exception are tasks for which the Never option has been selected. The Deactivate function does not affect them.

    Deactivating Workflows includes all its subordinate tasks.

    Available for all objects.

  • Deactivate (Forced)

    Deactivates the Workflow and its child Workflows (if any), even if they still contain active tasks

    This option always overrules the Automatic Deactivation settings in the object definition, even if they have been set to Never deactivate tasks.

    Rollbacks fail for Workflows that have already been deactivated through this option.

    For more information, see Automatic Deactivation Section.

    Available for all objects except:

    • JOBD
    • Following entities in Workflows:
      • Start nodes
      • End nodes
    • Following task types included in Workflows:
      • IF Workflows
      • ForEach Workflows
      • External dependencies

  • Restart

    Restarts tasks that have already been and allows you to define the required execution options.

    Available for all objects except:

    • JOBD
    • Following entities in Workflows:
      • Start nodes
      • End nodes
    • Following task types included in Workflows:
      • IF Workflows
      • ForEach Workflows
      • External dependencies

  • Rollback to

    Only possible for ended tasks (successful or aborted). This function restores all tasks from the end of the Workflow back to the selected task, which is also restored.

    Available for all objects except:

    • End nodes in workflows
    • External dependencies

  • Remote Restart

    Restarts Remote Task Manager (JOBQ) jobs and jobs that run in external systems, such as SAP or PeopleSoft

    Available for JOBD objects.

State: BACKUP

  • Cancel

    Stops processing the task as well as all subordinated tasks that have not yet started.

    Tasks that have already started continue running.

    Available for the following objects: JOBS, JOBP, JOBF, JOBG, SCRI, CALL, EVNT, API, JOBQ, C_HOSTG, REPORT

  • Cancel (Recursive)

    Stops processing the task as well as all subordinated tasks, including those that have already started.

    Available for the following objects: JOBP, JOBG, JSCH, JOBQ, C_HOSTG

State: BLOCKING

  • Cancel

    Stops processing the task as well as all subordinated tasks that have not yet started.

    Tasks that have already started continue running.

    Available for the following objects: JOBS, JOBP, JOBF, JOBG, SCRI, CALL, EVNT, API, JOBQ, C_HOSTG, REPORT

  • Cancel (Recursive)

    Stops processing the task as well as all subordinated tasks, including those that have already started.

    Available for the following objects: JOBP, JOBG, JSCH, JOBQ, C_HOSTG

  • Restart

    Restarts tasks that have already been and allows you to define the required execution options.

    Available for all objects except:

    • JOBD
    • Following entities in Workflows:
      • Start nodes
      • End nodes
    • Following task types included in Workflows:
      • IF Workflows
      • ForEach Workflows
      • External dependencies

  • Rollback to

    Only possible for ended tasks (successful or aborted). This function restores all tasks from the end of the Workflow back to the selected task, which is also restored.

    Available for all objects except:

    • End nodes in workflows
    • External dependencies

  • Suspend

    Pauses the processing of the task and of all subordinated tasks that have not yet started. Tasks that have already started continue running. This function is available for long-running tasks only.

    Available for the following objects: JOBP, JSCH, JOBG, EVNT, JOBQ, C_PERIOD, C_HOSTG

  • Suspend (Recursive)

    Pauses the processing of a task and of all its children, including those that have already started. This function is available for long-running tasks (such as Schedules) and Workflows.

    Available for the following objects: JOBP, JSCH, JOBG, EVNT, JOBQ, C_PERIOD, C_HOSTG

  • Unblock Task

    Removes the blocking condition of the task

    Note: Simulates that the task has ended normally (ENDED_OK) and triggers a re-evaluation of the workflow processing.

    Available for all objects.

State: ENDED

  • Deactivate

    Removes an ended task from the list

    The parameters in the Automatic Deactivation Section in the definition of an executable object determine whether it should be deactivated or not after its execution. The following options are available:

    • Never
    • Always
    • After error-free execution
    • After error-free restart
    • Deactivate after x minutes

    Use this option to remove from the list the tasks that are still active after their execution. The only exception are tasks for which the Never option has been selected. The Deactivate function does not affect them.

    Deactivating Workflows includes all its subordinate tasks.

    Available for all objects.

  • Deactivate (Forced)

    Deactivates the Workflow and its child Workflows (if any), even if they still contain active tasks

    This option always overrules the Automatic Deactivation settings in the object definition, even if they have been set to Never deactivate tasks.

    Rollbacks fail for Workflows that have already been deactivated through this option.

    Available for all objects except:

    • JOBD
    • Following entities in Workflows:
      • Start nodes
      • End nodes
    • Following task types included in Workflows:
      • IF Workflows
      • ForEach Workflows
      • External dependencies

  • Restart

    Restarts tasks that have already been and allows you to define the required execution options.

    Available for all objects except:

    • JOBD
    • Following entities in Workflows:
      • Start nodes
      • End nodes
    • Following task types included in Workflows:
      • IF Workflows
      • ForEach Workflows
      • External dependencies

  • Rollback to

    Only possible for ended tasks (successful or aborted). This function restores all tasks from the end of the Workflow back to the selected task, which is also restored.

    Available for all objects except:

    • End nodes in workflows
    • External dependencies

State: ENDED (ROLLBACK)

  • Deactivate

    Removes an ended task from the list

    The parameters in the Automatic Deactivation Section in the definition of an executable object determine whether it should be deactivated or not after its execution. The following options are available:

    • Never
    • Always
    • After error-free execution
    • After error-free restart
    • Deactivate after x minutes

    Use this option to remove from the list the tasks that are still active after their execution. The only exception are tasks for which the Never option has been selected. The Deactivate function does not affect them.

    Deactivating Workflows includes all its subordinate tasks.

    Available for all objects.

  • Deactivate (Forced)

    Deactivates the Workflow and its child Workflows (if any), even if they still contain active tasks

    This option always overrules the Automatic Deactivation settings in the object definition, even if they have been set to Never deactivate tasks.

    Rollbacks fail for Workflows that have already been deactivated through this option.

    Available for all objects except:

    • JOBD
    • Following entities in Workflows:
      • Start nodes
      • End nodes
    • Following task types included in Workflows:
      • IF Workflows
      • ForEach Workflows
      • External dependencies

  • Restart

    Restarts tasks that have already been and allows you to define the required execution options.

    Available for all objects except:

    • JOBD
    • Following entities in Workflows:
      • Start nodes
      • End nodes
    • Following task types included in Workflows:
      • IF Workflows
      • ForEach Workflows
      • External dependencies

  • Rollback to

    Only possible for ended tasks (successful or aborted). This function restores all tasks from the end of the Workflow back to the selected task, which is also restored.

    Available for all objects except:

    • End nodes in workflows
    • External dependencies

  • Set Breakpoint

    Causes the Workflow to stop at this task and changes the status of the Workflow to blocked. To continue processing it you must open the Workflow monitor and delete the breakpoint manually.

    You can use this function when designing Workflows to test the results of their executions. It also allows you to run the Workflow until a particular point and check the result of a of a previous task in the Workflow (for example, its report). You can then continue designing the Workflow using this data.

    This function is available for tasks that have not yet started (status: Waiting for predecessor).

    For more information, see:

    Available for all objects except external dependencies in Workflows.

State: ENDING

  • Cancel (Recursive)

    Stops processing the task as well as all subordinated tasks, including those that have already started.

    Available for the following objects: JOBP, JOBG, JSCH, JOBQ, C_HOSTG

  • Go

    Available for the following objects: JOBG,JOBP,JSCH,EVNT,JOBQ,C_PERIOD,C_HOSTG

State: FAULT (BACKUP)

  • Deactivate

    Removes an ended task from the list

    The parameters in the Automatic Deactivation Section in the definition of an executable object determine whether it should be deactivated or not after its execution. The following options are available:

    • Never
    • Always
    • After error-free execution
    • After error-free restart
    • Deactivate after x minutes

    Use this option to remove from the list the tasks that are still active after their execution. The only exception are tasks for which the Never option has been selected. The Deactivate function does not affect them.

    Deactivating Workflows includes all its subordinate tasks.

    Available for all objects.

  • Deactivate (Forced)

    Deactivates the Workflow and its child Workflows (if any), even if they still contain active tasks

    This option always overrules the Automatic Deactivation settings in the object definition, even if they have been set to Never deactivate tasks.

    Rollbacks fail for Workflows that have already been deactivated through this option.

    Available for all objects except :

    • JOBD
    • Following entities in Workflows:
      • Start nodes
      • End nodes
    • Following task types included in Workflows:
      • IF Workflows
      • ForEach Workflows
      • External dependencies

  • Restart

    Restarts tasks that have already been and allows you to define the required execution options.

    Available for all objects except:

    • JOBD
    • Following entities in Workflows:
      • Start nodes
      • End nodes
    • Following task types included in Workflows:
      • IF Workflows
      • ForEach Workflows
      • External dependencies

State: FAULT (ROLLBACK)

  • Deactivate

    Removes an ended task from the list

    The parameters in the Automatic Deactivation Section in the definition of an executable object determine whether it should be deactivated or not after its execution. The following options are available:

    • Never
    • Always
    • After error-free execution
    • After error-free restart
    • Deactivate after x minutes

    Use this option to remove from the list the tasks that are still active after their execution. The only exception are tasks for which the Never option has been selected. The Deactivate function does not affect them.

    Deactivating Workflows includes all its subordinate tasks.

    Available for all objects.

  • Deactivate (Forced)

    Deactivates the Workflow and its child Workflows (if any), even if they still contain active tasks

    This option always overrules the Automatic Deactivation settings in the object definition, even if they have been set to Never deactivate tasks.

    Rollbacks fail for Workflows that have already been deactivated through this option.

    Available for all objects except :

    • JOBD
    • in the following workflow entities:
      • Start nodes
      • End nodes

    • in the following task types included in workflows:

      • IF Workflows
      • ForEach Workflows
      • External dependencies

  • Restart

    Restarts tasks that have already been and allows you to define the required execution options.

    Available for all objects except:

    • JOBD
    • in the following workflow entities:
      • Start nodes
      • End nodes
    • in the following task types included in workflows:
      • IF Workflows
      • ForEach Workflows
      • External dependencies

  • Rollback to

    Only possible for ended tasks (successful or aborted). This function restores all tasks from the end of the Workflow back to the selected task, which is also restored.

    Available for all objects except:

    • End nodes in workflows
    • External dependencies

  • Set Breakpoint

    Causes the Workflow to stop at this task and changes the status of the Workflow to blocked. To continue processing it you must open the Workflow monitor and delete the breakpoint manually.

    You can use this function when designing Workflows to test the results of their executions. It also allows you to run the Workflow until a particular point and check the result of a of a previous task in the Workflow (for example, its report). You can then continue designing the Workflow using this data.

    This function is available for tasks that have not yet started (status: Waiting for predecessor).

    Available for all objects except external dependencies in Workflows.

State: HELD

  • Cancel

    Stops processing the task as well as all subordinated tasks that have not yet started.

    Tasks that have already started continue running.

    Available for the following objects: JOBS, JOBP, JOBF, JOBG, SCRI, CALL, EVNT, API, JOBQ, C_HOSTG, REPORT

  • Cancel (Recursive)

    Stops processing the task as well as all subordinated tasks, including those that have already started.

    Available for the following objects: JOBP, JOBG, JSCH, JOBQ, C_HOSTG

  • Delete Breakpoint

    Available for all objects except external dependencies in Workflows.

  • Set Inactive

    Sets a task in a Workflow as inactive to skip it

    Available for all objects except:

    • Following entities in Workflows:
      • Start nodes
      • End nodes
    • Following task types included in Workflows:
      • IF Workflows
      • ForEach Workflows

  • Replace Task

    Available for tasks that run in Workflows, this option replaces tasks that are activated but not started yet.

    For more information, see Replacing Tasks.

    Available for all objects except:

    • Following entities in Workflows:
      • Start nodes
      • End nodes
    • Following task types included in Workflows:
      • IF Workflows
      • ForEach Workflows

State: INACTIVE

  • Deactivate

    Removes an ended task from the list

    The parameters in the Automatic Deactivation Section in the definition of an executable object determine whether it should be deactivated or not after its execution. The following options are available:

    • Never
    • Always
    • After error-free execution
    • After error-free restart
    • Deactivate after x minutes

    Use this option to remove from the list the tasks that are still active after their execution. The only exception are tasks for which the Never option has been selected. The Deactivate function does not affect them.

    Deactivating Workflows includes all its subordinate tasks.

    Available for all objects.

  • Deactivate (Forced)

    Deactivates the Workflow and its child Workflows (if any), even if they still contain active tasks

    This option always overrules the Automatic Deactivation settings in the object definition, even if they have been set to Never deactivate tasks.

    Rollbacks fail for Workflows that have already been deactivated through this option.

    Available for all objects except:

    • JOBD
    • Following entities in Workflows:
      • Start nodes
      • End nodes
    • Following task types included in Workflows:
      • IF Workflows
      • ForEach Workflows
      • External dependencies

  • Restart

    Restarts tasks that have already been and allows you to define the required execution options.

    Available for all objects except:

    • JOBD
    • Following entities in Workflows:
      • Start nodes
      • End nodes
    • Following task types included in Workflows:
      • IF Workflows
      • ForEach Workflows
      • External dependencies

  • Rollback to

    Only possible for ended tasks (successful or aborted). This function restores all tasks from the end of the Workflow back to the selected task, which is also restored.

    Available for all objects except:

    • End nodes in workflows
    • External dependencies

  • Replace Task

    Available for tasks that run in Workflows, this option replaces tasks that are activated but not started yet.

    Available for all objects except:

    • Following entities in Workflows:
      • Start nodes
      • End nodes
    • Following task types included in Workflows:
      • IF Workflows
      • ForEach Workflows
      • External dependencies

    Note: Available for JOBD objects.

State: INACTIVE (CALENDAR)

Set Breakpoint

Causes the Workflow to stop at this task and changes the status of the Workflow to blocked. To continue processing it you must open the Workflow monitor and delete the breakpoint manually.

You can use this function when designing Workflows to test the results of their executions. It also allows you to run the Workflow until a particular point and check the result of a of a previous task in the Workflow (for example, its report). You can then continue designing the Workflow using this data.

This function is available for tasks that have not yet started (status: Waiting for predecessor).

Available for all objects except external dependencies in Workflows.

State: INACTIVE (DEF)

Set Breakpoint

Causes the Workflow to stop at this task and changes the status of the Workflow to blocked. To continue processing it you must open the Workflow monitor and delete the breakpoint manually.

You can use this function when designing Workflows to test the results of their executions. It also allows you to run the Workflow until a particular point and check the result of a of a previous task in the Workflow (for example, its report). You can then continue designing the Workflow using this data.

This function is available for tasks that have not yet started (status: Waiting for predecessor).

Available for all objects except external dependencies in Workflows.

State: INACTIVE (MAN)

  • Deactivate

    Removes an ended task from the list

    The parameters in the Automatic Deactivation Section in the definition of an executable object determine whether it should be deactivated or not after its execution. The following options are available:

    • Never
    • Always
    • After error-free execution
    • After error-free restart
    • Deactivate after x minutes

    Use this option to remove from the list the tasks that are still active after their execution. The only exception are tasks for which the Never option has been selected. The Deactivate function does not affect them.

    Deactivating Workflows includes all its subordinate tasks.

    Available for all objects.

  • Deactivate (Forced)

    Deactivates the Workflow and its child Workflows (if any), even if they still contain active tasks

    This option always overrules the Automatic Deactivation settings in the object definition, even if they have been set to Never deactivate tasks.

    Rollbacks fail for Workflows that have already been deactivated through this option.

    Available for all objects except :

    • JOBD
    • in the following workflow entities:
      • Start nodes
      • End nodes

    • in the following task types included in workflows:

      • IF Workflows
      • ForEach Workflows
      • External dependencies

  • Set Breakpoint

    Causes the Workflow to stop at this task and changes the status of the Workflow to blocked. To continue processing it you must open the Workflow monitor and delete the breakpoint manually.

    You can use this function when designing Workflows to test the results of their executions. It also allows you to run the Workflow until a particular point and check the result of a of a previous task in the Workflow (for example, its report). You can then continue designing the Workflow using this data.

    This function is available for tasks that have not yet started (status: Waiting for predecessor).

    Available for all objects except external dependencies in Workflows.

  • Replace Task

    Available for tasks that run in Workflows, this option replaces tasks that are activated but not started yet.

    Available for all objects except:

    • Following entities in Workflows:
      • Start nodes
      • End nodes
    • Following task types included in Workflows:
      • IF Workflows
      • ForEach Workflows
      • External dependencies

State: INCONSISTENT

  • Cancel

    Stops processing the task as well as all subordinated tasks that have not yet started.

    Tasks that have already started continue running.

    Available for the following objects: JOBS, JOBP, JOBF, JOBG, SCRI, CALL, EVNT, API, JOBQ, C_HOSTG, REPORT

  • Cancel (Recursive)

    Stops processing the task as well as all subordinated tasks, including those that have already started.

    Available for the following objects: JOBP, JOBG, JSCH, JOBQ, C_HOSTG

State: BLOCKING (JP)

  • Cancel

    Stops processing the task as well as all subordinated tasks that have not yet started.

    Tasks that have already started continue running.

    Available for the following objects: JOBS, JOBP, JOBF, JOBG, SCRI, CALL, EVNT, API, JOBQ, C_HOSTG, REPORT

  • Cancel (Recursive)

    Stops processing the task as well as all subordinated tasks, including those that have already started.

    Available for the following objects: JOBP, JOBG, JSCH, JOBQ, C_HOSTG

  • Suspend

    Pauses the processing of the task and of all subordinated tasks that have not yet started. Tasks that have already started continue running. This function is available for long-running tasks only.

    Available for the following objects: JOBP, JSCH, JOBG, EVNT, JOBQ, C_PERIOD, C_HOSTG

  • Suspend (Recursive)

    Pauses the processing of a task and of all its children, including those that have already started. This function is available for long-running tasks (such as Schedules) and Workflows.

    Available for the following objects: JOBP, JSCH, JOBG, EVNT, JOBQ, C_PERIOD, C_HOSTG

State: REGISTERED

  • Ignore Queue Limit

    Starts the task immediately. This option is relevant for tasks that are waiting to start because of missing queue slots (Waiting for Queue slot).

    You can perform this action on just one task or you can select multiple tasks and ignore their Queue limit. Bulk ignoring this limit is only possible if all selected tasks have the same Waiting for Queue slot status.

    Available for all objects except:

    • REPORT
    • JOBD
    • C_HOSTG
    • C_PERIOD
    • Following entities in Workflows:
      • Start nodes
      • End nodes
    • Following task types included in Workflows:
      • IF Workflows
      • ForEach Workflows
      • External dependencies

  • Ignore Sync Conditions

    Ignores the conditions that have been defined in the Sync object assigned to the task and starts the task.

    Note: Sync objects contain definitions on status, conditions and actions that are combined to specify the order in which tasks will be executed. Tasks can be in a waiting status due to these Sync definitions.

    Available for all objects except:

    • JOBD
    • Following entities in Workflows:
      • Start nodes
      • End nodes
    • Following task types included in Workflows:
      • IF Workflows
      • ForEach Workflows
      • External dependencies

  • Remove

    Available for all objects.

State: ROLLBACK

  • Cancel

    Stops processing the task as well as all subordinated tasks that have not yet started.

    Tasks that have already started continue running.

    Available for the following objects: JOBS, JOBP, JOBF, JOBG, SCRI, CALL, EVNT, API, JOBQ, C_HOSTG, REPORT

  • Cancel (Recursive)

    Stops processing the task as well as all subordinated tasks, including those that have already started.

    Available for the following objects: JOBP, JOBG, JSCH, JOBQ, C_HOSTG

State: ROLLBACK (EMPTY)

  • Restart

    Restarts tasks that have already been and allows you to define the required execution options.

    Available for all objects except:

    • JOBD
    • Following entities in Workflows:
      • Start nodes
      • End nodes
    • Following task types included in Workflows:
      • IF Workflows
      • ForEach Workflows
      • External dependencies

  • Rollback to

    Only possible for ended tasks (successful or aborted). This function restores all tasks from the end of the Workflow back to the selected task, which is also restored.

    Available for all objects except:

    • End nodes in workflows
    • External dependencies

  • Set Breakpoint

    Causes the Workflow to stop at this task and changes the status of the Workflow to blocked. To continue processing it you must open the Workflow monitor and delete the breakpoint manually.

    You can use this function when designing Workflows to test the results of their executions. It also allows you to run the Workflow until a particular point and check the result of a of a previous task in the Workflow (for example, its report). You can then continue designing the Workflow using this data.

    This function is available for tasks that have not yet started (status: Waiting for predecessor).

    Available for all objects except external dependencies in Workflows.

State: RUNNING

  • Cancel

    Stops processing the task as well as all subordinated tasks that have not yet started.

    Tasks that have already started continue running.

    Available for the following objects: JOBS, JOBP, JOBF, JOBG, SCRI, CALL, EVNT, API, JOBQ, C_HOSTG, REPORT

  • Cancel (Recursive)

    Stops processing the task as well as all subordinated tasks, including those that have already started.

    Available for the following objects: JOBP, JOBG, JSCH, JOBQ, C_HOSTG

  • Quit

    Ends a long-running task

    Only available for long-running, recurring tasks. These tasks must be manually ended by the user.

    Available for the following objects: JSCH, EVNT, JOBQ, C_PERIOD

  • Suspend

    Pauses the processing of the task and of all subordinated tasks that have not yet started. Tasks that have already started continue running. This function is available for long-running tasks only.

    Available for the following objects: JOBP, JSCH, JOBG, EVNT, JOBQ, C_PERIOD, C_HOSTG

  • Suspend (Recursive)

    Pauses the processing of a task and of all its children, including those that have already started. This function is available for long-running tasks (such as Schedules) and Workflows.

    Available for the following objects: JOBP, JSCH, JOBG, EVNT, JOBQ, C_PERIOD, C_HOSTG

State: SLEEPING

  • Cancel

    Stops processing the task as well as all subordinated tasks that have not yet started.

    Tasks that have already started continue running.

    Available for the following objects: JOBS, JOBP, JOBF, JOBG, SCRI, CALL, EVNT, API, JOBQ, C_HOSTG, REPORT

  • Cancel (Recursive)

    Stops processing the task as well as all subordinated tasks, including those that have already started.

    Available for the following objects: JOBP, JOBG, JSCH, JOBQ, C_HOSTG

  • Quit

    Ends a long-running task

    Only available for long-running, recurring tasks. These tasks must be manually ended by the user.

    Available for the following objects: JSCH, EVNT, JOBQ, C_PERIOD

  • Suspend

    Pauses the processing of the task and of all subordinated tasks that have not yet started. Tasks that have already started continue running. This function is available for long-running tasks only.

    Available for the following objects: JOBP, JSCH, JOBG, EVNT, JOBQ, C_PERIOD, C_HOSTG

  • Suspend (Recursive)

    Pauses the processing of a task and of all its children, including those that have already started. This function is available for long-running tasks (such as Schedules) and Workflows.

    Available for the following objects: JOBP, JSCH, JOBG, EVNT, JOBQ, C_PERIOD, C_HOSTG

State. STOPPED (MAN)

  • Cancel

    Stops processing the task as well as all subordinated tasks that have not yet started.

    Tasks that have already started continue running.

    Available for the following objects: JOBS, JOBP, JOBF, JOBG, SCRI, CALL, EVNT, API, JOBQ, C_HOSTG, REPORT

  • Cancel (Recursive)

    Stops processing the task as well as all subordinated tasks, including those that have already started.

    Available for the following objects: JOBP, JOBG, JSCH, JOBQ, C_HOSTG

  • Quit

    Ends a long-running task

    Only available for long-running, recurring tasks. These tasks must be manually ended by the user.

    Available for the following objects: JSCH, EVNT, JOBQ, C_PERIOD

  • Go

    Available for the following objects: JOBG,JOBP,JSCH,EVNT,JOBQ,C_PERIOD,C_HOSTG

  • Resume (Recursive)

    Starts processing the task again from the point in which it stopped

    Note: All subordinated tasks are started as well

    Available for the following objects: JOBP, JSCH, JOBG, EVNT, JOBQ, C_PERIOD, C_HOSTG

State: STOPPED (QUEUE)

  • Cancel

    Stops processing the task as well as all subordinated tasks that have not yet started.

    Tasks that have already started continue running.

    Available for the following objects: JOBS, JOBP, JOBF, JOBG, SCRI, CALL, EVNT, API, JOBQ, C_HOSTG, REPORT

  • Cancel (Recursive)

    Stops processing the task as well as all subordinated tasks, including those that have already started.

    Available for the following objects: JOBP, JOBG, JSCH, JOBQ, C_HOSTG

  • Quit

    Ends a long-running task

    Only available for long-running, recurring tasks. These tasks must be manually ended by the user.

    Available for the following objects: JSCH, EVNT, JOBQ, C_PERIOD

State: STOPPED (SYS)

  • Cancel

    Stops processing the task as well as all subordinated tasks that have not yet started.

    Tasks that have already started continue running.

    Available for the following objects: JOBS, JOBP, JOBF, JOBG, SCRI, CALL, EVNT, API, JOBQ, C_HOSTG, REPORT

  • Cancel (Recursive)

    Stops processing the task as well as all subordinated tasks, including those that have already started.

    Available for the following objects: JOBP, JOBG, JSCH, JOBQ, C_HOSTG

  • Quit

    Ends a long-running task

    Only available for long-running, recurring tasks. These tasks must be manually ended by the user.

    Available for the following objects: JSCH, EVNT, JOBQ, C_PERIOD

  • Go

    Available for the following objects: JOBG,JOBP,JSCH,EVNT,JOBQ,C_PERIOD,C_HOSTG

  • Resume (Recursive)

    Starts processing the task again from the point in which it stopped

    Note: All subordinated tasks are started as well

    Available for the following objects: JOBP, JSCH, JOBG, EVNT, JOBQ, C_PERIOD, C_HOSTG

State: WAITING

  • Cancel

    Stops processing the task as well as all subordinated tasks that have not yet started.

    Tasks that have already started continue running.

    Available for the following objects: JOBS, JOBP, JOBF, JOBG, SCRI, CALL, EVNT, API, JOBQ, C_HOSTG, REPORT

  • Cancel (Recursive)

    Stops processing the task as well as all subordinated tasks, including those that have already started.

    Available for the following objects: JOBP, JOBG, JSCH, JOBQ, C_HOSTG

  • Ignore Preconditions

    The actions/conditions are ignored and skipped. Tasks in a Waiting status due to their pre-conditions continue executing

    Available for all objects except:

    • Following entities in Workflows:
      • Start nodes
      • End nodes
    • Following task types included in Workflows:
      • IF Workflows
      • ForEach Workflows
      • External dependencies

  • Ignore Queue Limit

    Starts the task immediately. This option is relevant for tasks that are waiting to start because of missing queue slots (Waiting for Queue slot).

    You can perform this action on just one task or you can select multiple tasks and ignore their Queue limit. Bulk ignoring this limit is only possible if all selected tasks have the same Waiting for Queue slot status.

    Available for all objects except:

    • REPORT
    • JOBD
    • C_HOSTG
    • C_PERIOD
    • Following entities in Workflows:
      • Start nodes
      • End nodes
    • Following task types included in Workflows:
      • IF Workflows
      • ForEach Workflows
      • External dependencies

  • Ignore Sync Conditions

    Ignores the conditions that have been defined in the Sync object assigned to the task and starts the task.

    Note: Sync objects contain definitions on status, conditions and actions that are combined to specify the order in which tasks will be executed. Tasks can be in a waiting status due to these Sync definitions.

  • Quit

    Ends a long-running task

    Only available for long-running, recurring tasks. These tasks must be manually ended by the user.

    Available for the following objects: JSCH, EVNT, JOBQ, C_PERIOD

  • Set Breakpoint

    Causes the Workflow to stop at this task and changes the status of the Workflow to blocked. To continue processing it you must open the Workflow monitor and delete the breakpoint manually.

    You can use this function when designing Workflows to test the results of their executions. It also allows you to run the Workflow until a particular point and check the result of a of a previous task in the Workflow (for example, its report). You can then continue designing the Workflow using this data.

    This function is available for tasks that have not yet started (status: Waiting for predecessor).

  • Set Inactive

    Sets a task in a Workflow as inactive to skip it

    Available for all objects except:

    • Following entities in Workflows:
      • Start nodes
      • End nodes
    • Following task types included in Workflows:
      • IF Workflows
      • ForEach Workflows
      • External dependencies

State: WAITING (EXT)

Set Inactive

Sets a task in a Workflow as inactive to skip it

Available for all objects except:

  • Following entities in Workflows:

    • Start nodes
    • End nodes

  • Following task types included in Workflows:

    • IF workflows
    • ForEach workflows

State: WAITING (HOST)

Cancel

Stops processing the task as well as all subordinated tasks that have not yet started.

Tasks that have already started continue running.

Available for the following objects: JOBS, JOBP, JOBF, JOBG, SCRI, CALL, EVNT, API, JOBQ, C_HOSTG, REPORT

State: WAITING (MANUAL RELEASE)

  • Cancel

    Stops processing the task as well as all subordinated tasks that have not yet started.

    Tasks that have already started continue running.

    Available for the following objects: JOBS, JOBP, JOBF, JOBG, SCRI, CALL, EVNT, API, JOBQ, C_HOSTG, REPORT

  • Cancel (Recursive)

    Stops processing the task as well as all subordinated tasks, including those that have already started.

    Available for the following objects: JOBP, JOBG, JSCH, JOBQ, C_HOSTG

  • Quit

    Ends a long-running task

    Only available for long-running, recurring tasks. These tasks must be manually ended by the user.

    Available for the following objects: JSCH, EVNT, JOBQ, C_HOSTG

  • Release manually

    Lets the task execute. Available for tasks that have been executed using the Execute Once option and the Wait for manual release function has been activated.

    Before being actually executed, tasks go through the following phases: Activation, Generation and Transfer. If set to wait for manual release, tasks are activated, if they are jobs, their scripts are generated and, if applicable, transfers are carried out. However, they are not executed.

    For more information, see:

    Available for all objects.

  • Set Inactive

    Sets a task in a Workflow as inactive to skip it

    Available for all objects except:

    • Following entities in Workflows:
      • Start nodes
      • End nodes
    • Following task types included in Workflows:
      • IF Workflows
      • ForEach Workflows
      • External dependencies

State: WAITING (OTHERS)

  • Cancel

    Stops processing the task as well as all subordinated tasks that have not yet started.

    Tasks that have already started continue running.

    Available for the following objects: JOBS, JOBP, JOBF, JOBG, SCRI, CALL, EVNT, API, JOBQ, C_HOSTG, REPORT

  • Cancel (Recursive)

    Stops processing the task as well as all subordinated tasks, including those that have already started.

    Available for the following objects: JOBP, JOBG, JSCH, JOBQ, C_HOSTG

  • Ignore Preconditions

    The actions/conditions are ignored and skipped. Tasks in a Waiting status due to their pre-conditions continue executing

    Available for all objects except:

    • Following entities in Workflows:
      • Start nodes
      • End nodes
    • Following task types included in Workflows:
      • IF Workflows
      • ForEach Workflows
      • External dependencies

  • Ignore Queue Limit

    Starts the task immediately. This option is relevant for tasks that are waiting to start because of missing queue slots (Waiting for Queue slot).

    You can perform this action on just one task or you can select multiple tasks and ignore their Queue limit. Bulk ignoring this limit is only possible if all selected tasks have the same Waiting for Queue slot status.

    Available for all objects except:

    • REPORT
    • JOBD
    • C_HOSTG
    • C_PERIOD
    • Following entities in Workflows:
      • Start nodes
      • End nodes
    • Following task types included in Workflows:
      • IF Workflows
      • ForEach Workflows
      • External dependencies

  • Ignore Sync Conditions

    Ignores the conditions that have been defined in the Sync object assigned to the task and starts the task.

    Note: Sync objects contain definitions on status, conditions and actions that are combined to specify the order in which tasks will be executed. Tasks can be in a waiting status due to these Sync definitions.

    Available for all objects except:

    • JOBD
    • Following entities in Workflows:
      • Start nodes
      • End nodes
    • Following task types included in Workflows:
      • IF Workflows
      • ForEach Workflows
      • External dependencies

  • Quit

    Ends a long-running task

    Only available for long-running, recurring tasks. These tasks must be manually ended by the user.

    Available for the following objects: JSCH, EVNT, JOBQ, C_PERIOD

  • Set Breakpoint

    Causes the Workflow to stop at this task and changes the status of the Workflow to blocked. To continue processing it you must open the Workflow monitor and delete the breakpoint manually.

    You can use this function when designing Workflows to test the results of their executions. It also allows you to run the Workflow until a particular point and check the result of a of a previous task in the Workflow (for example, its report). You can then continue designing the Workflow using this data.

    This function is available for tasks that have not yet started (status: Waiting for predecessor).

    Available for all objects except for tasks that are included in Workflows that are _XTRNL_

State: WAITING (PARALLEL TASK)

  • Cancel

    Stops processing the task as well as all subordinated tasks that have not yet started.

    Tasks that have already started continue running.

    Available for the following objects: JOBS, JOBP, JOBF, JOBG, SCRI, CALL, EVNT, API, JOBQ, C_HOSTG, REPORT

  • Cancel (Recursive)

    Stops processing the task as well as all subordinated tasks, including those that have already started.

    Available for the following objects: JOBP, JOBG, JSCH, JOBQ, C_HOSTG

  • Quit

    Ends a long-running task

    Only available for long-running, recurring tasks. These tasks must be manually ended by the user.

    Available for the following objects: JSCH, EVNT, JOBQ, C_PERIOD

  • Release Manually

    Lets the task execute. Available for tasks that have been executed using the Execute Once option and the Wait for manual release function has been activated.

    Before being actually executed, tasks go through the following phases: Activation, Generation and Transfer. If set to wait for manual release, tasks are activated, if they are jobs, their scripts are generated and, if applicable, transfers are carried out. However, they are not executed.

    For more information, see:

    Available for all object types

State: WAITING (PRECONDITION)

  • Cancel

    Stops processing the task as well as all subordinated tasks that have not yet started.

    Tasks that have already started continue running.

    Available for the following object types: JOBS, JOBP, JOBF, JOBG, SCRI, CALL, EVNT, API, JOBQ, C_HOSTG, REPORT

  • Cancel (Recursive)

    Stops processing the task as well as all subordinated tasks, including those that have already started.

    Available for the following object types: JOBP, JOBG, JSCH, JOBQ, C_HOSTG

  • Enforce Preconditions Evaluation

    Available for all object types that run in a Workflow

  • Ignore Precondition

    The actions/conditions are ignored and skipped. Tasks in a Waiting status due to their pre-conditions continue executing

    Available for all object except:

    ALL except

    • Following entities in Workflows:
      • Start nodes
      • End nodes
    • Following task types included in Workflows:
      • IF Workflows
      • ForEach Workflows
      • External dependencies

  • Ignore Queue Limit

    Starts the task immediately. This option is relevant for tasks that are waiting to start because of missing queue slots (Waiting for Queue slot).

    You can perform this action on just one task or you can select multiple tasks and ignore their Queue limit. Bulk ignoring this limit is only possible if all selected tasks have the same Waiting for Queue slot status.

    Available for all objects except:

    • REPORT
    • JOBD
    • C_HOSTG
    • C_PERIOD
    • Following entities in Workflows:
      • Start nodes
      • End nodes
    • Following task types included in Workflows:
      • IF Workflows
      • ForEach Workflows
      • External dependencies

  • Ignore Sync Conditions

    Ignores the conditions that have been defined in the Sync object assigned to the task and starts the task.

    Note: Sync objects contain definitions on status, conditions and actions that are combined to specify the order in which tasks will be executed. Tasks can be in a waiting status due to these Sync definitions.

    Available for all objects except:

    • JOBD
    • Following entities in Workflows:
      • Start nodes
      • End nodes
    • Following task types included in Workflows:
      • IF Workflows
      • ForEach Workflows
      • External dependencies

  • Quit

    Ends a long-running task

    Only available for long-running, recurring tasks. These tasks must be manually ended by the user.

    Available for the following objects: JSCH, EVNT, JOBQ, C_PERIOD

  • Set Inactive

    Sets a task in a Workflow as inactive to skip it

    Available for all objects except:

    • Following entities in Workflows:
      • Start nodes
      • End nodes
    • Following task types included in Workflows:
      • IF Workflows
      • ForEach Workflows
      • External dependencies

State: WAITING (QUEUE)

  • Cancel

    Stops processing the task as well as all subordinated tasks that have not yet started.

    Tasks that have already started continue running.

    Available for the following objects: JOBS, JOBP, JOBF, JOBG, SCRI, CALL, EVNT, API, JOBQ, C_HOSTG, REPORT

  • Cancel (Recursive)

    Stops processing the task as well as all subordinated tasks, including those that have already started.

    Available for the following objects: JOBP, JOBG, JSCH, JOBQ, C_HOSTG

  • Ignore Queue Limit

    Starts the task immediately. This option is relevant for tasks that are waiting to start because of missing queue slots (Waiting for Queue slot).

    You can perform this action on just one task or you can select multiple tasks and ignore their Queue limit. Bulk ignoring this limit is only possible if all selected tasks have the same Waiting for Queue slot status.

    Available for all objects except:

    • REPORT
    • JOBD
    • C_HOSTG
    • C_PERIOD
    • Following entities in Workflows:
      • Start nodes
      • End nodes
    • Following task types included in Workflows:
      • IF Workflows
      • ForEach Workflows
      • External dependencies

  • Ignore Sync Conditions

    Ignores the conditions that have been defined in the Sync object assigned to the task and starts the task.

    Note: Sync objects contain definitions on status, conditions and actions that are combined to specify the order in which tasks will be executed. Tasks can be in a waiting status due to these Sync definitions.

    Available for all objects except:

    • JOBD
    • Following entities in Workflows:
      • Start nodes
      • End nodes
    • Following task types included in Workflows:
      • IF Workflows
      • ForEach Workflows
      • External dependencies

  • Quit

    Ends a long-running task

    Only available for long-running, recurring tasks. These tasks must be manually ended by the user.

    Available for the following objects: JSCH, EVNT, JOBQ, C_PERIOD

State: WAITING (RESOURCE)

Cancel

Stops processing the task as well as all subordinated tasks that have not yet started.

Tasks that have already started continue running.

Available for the following objects: JOBS, JOBP, JOBF, JOBG, SCRI, CALL, EVNT, API, JOBQ, C_HOSTG, REPORT

State: WAITING (SYNC)

  • Cancel

    Stops processing the task as well as all subordinated tasks that have not yet started.

    Tasks that have already started continue running.

    Available for the following objects: JOBS, JOBP, JOBF, JOBG, SCRI, CALL, EVNT, API, JOBQ, C_HOSTG, REPORT

  • Cancel (Recursive)

    Stops processing the task as well as all subordinated tasks, including those that have already started.

    Available for the following objects: JOBP, JOBG, JSCH, JOBQ, C_HOSTG

  • Ignore Sync Conditions

    Ignores the conditions that have been defined in the Sync object assigned to the task and starts the task.

    Note: Sync objects contain definitions on status, conditions and actions that are combined to specify the order in which tasks will be executed. Tasks can be in a waiting status due to these Sync definitions.

    Available for all objects except:

    • JOBD
    • Following entities in Workflows:
      • Start nodes
      • End nodes
    • Following task types included in Workflows:
      • IF Workflows
      • ForEach Workflows
      • External dependencies

  • Quit

    Ends a long-running task

    Only available for long-running, recurring tasks. These tasks must be manually ended by the user.

    Available for the following objects: JSCH, EVNT, JOBQ, C_PERIOD

State: WAITING (TIME)

  • Cancel

    Stops processing the task as well as all subordinated tasks that have not yet started.

    Tasks that have already started continue running.

    Available for the following objects: JOBS, JOBP, JOBF, JOBG, SCRI, CALL, EVNT, API, JOBQ, C_HOSTG, REPORT

  • Cancel (Recursive)

    Stops processing the task as well as all subordinated tasks, including those that have already started.

    Available for the following objects: JOBP, JOBG, JSCH, JOBQ, C_HOSTG

  • Ignore Precondition

    The actions/conditions are ignored and skipped. Tasks in a Waiting status due to their pre-conditions continue executing

    ALL except

    • Following entities in Workflows:
      • Start nodes
      • End nodes
    • Following task types included in Workflows:
      • IF Workflows
      • ForEach Workflows
      • External dependencies

  • Ignore Queue Limit

    Starts the task immediately. This option is relevant for tasks that are waiting to start because of missing queue slots (Waiting for Queue slot).

    You can perform this action on just one task or you can select multiple tasks and ignore their Queue limit. Bulk ignoring this limit is only possible if all selected tasks have the same Waiting for Queue slot status.

    Available for all objects except:

    • REPORT
    • JOBD
    • C_HOSTG
    • C_PERIOD
    • Following entities in Workflows:
      • Start nodes
      • End nodes
    • Following task types included in Workflows:
      • IF Workflows
      • ForEach Workflows
      • External dependencies

  • Ignore Sync Conditions

    Ignores the conditions that have been defined in the Sync object assigned to the task and starts the task.

    Note: Sync objects contain definitions on status, conditions and actions that are combined to specify the order in which tasks will be executed. Tasks can be in a waiting status due to these Sync definitions.

    Available for all objects except:

    • JOBD
    • Following entities in Workflows:
      • Start nodes
      • End nodes
    • Following task types included in Workflows:
      • IF Workflows
      • ForEach Workflows
      • External dependencies

  • Quit

    Ends a long-running task

    Only available for long-running, recurring tasks. These tasks must be manually ended by the user.

    Available for the following objects: JSCH, EVNT, JOBQ, C_PERIOD

  • Modify Execution

    Available for all objects except:

    • Following entities in Workflows:
      • Start nodes
      • End nodes
    • Following task types included in Workflows:
      • IF Workflows
      • ForEach Workflows
      • External dependencies

  • Go Immediately

    Starts processing a task immediately. Tasks that have a Waiting status start as well.

    Child tasks are not affected.

    Available for all object types.

  • Set Breakpoint

    Causes the Workflow to stop at this task and changes the status of the Workflow to blocked. To continue processing it you must open the Workflow monitor and delete the breakpoint manually.

    You can use this function when designing Workflows to test the results of their executions. It also allows you to run the Workflow until a particular point and check the result of a of a previous task in the Workflow (for example, its report). You can then continue designing the Workflow using this data.

    This function is available for tasks that have not yet started (status: Waiting for predecessor).

    Available for all tasks that are included in a Workflow except if they are _XTRNL_

  • Set Active / Inactive

    Activates or deactivated the task

    Available for all tasks that are included in a Workflow except:

    • Following entities in Workflows:
      • Start nodes
      • End nodes
    • Following task types included in Workflows:
      • IF Workflows
      • ForEach Workflows

See also:

Task Status