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Runtime Tab |
Properties of Objects |
Runtime Tab |
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Result TabThe Result tab can be used to define the reactions to a task's end status. Any task can be reactivated and/or restarted if the specified status cannot be reached.
The Result tab is ignored if a task obtains the status ENDED_INACTIVE.
Example:
In the above example, the task will immediately be repeated if it does
not end with the status ENDED_OK. If this status is still not reached after
the second execution, the night shift will be informed with the object
of the same name.
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Field/Control |
Description |
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OK status |
This entry specifies the status that should be reached by the task. The task result is not checked if no status is selected. If the task does not reach the specified status, the actions that have been defined in the ELSE section are executed. |
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Else |
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Repeat |
Enables automatic repetitions if the specified status is not reached. In Job objects, repetitions are executed in the form of restarts. Repetitions start at the restart point that has last been passed. This means that the job is automatically repeated from the processing step where it has stopped. |
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X |
Number of repetitions. |
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after ... Minutes |
Waiting time in minutes before the repetition starts. 0 minutes means that the repetition starts immediately. |
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Execute |
Option for the selection of an executable object. Enter the object name or click the three dots to open a new Explorer window in which you can select the object of your choice. |
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Only after the last unsuccessful repetition |
Activate this check box if the selected object should not start immediately, but only after the determined number of repeated runs. |
An "R" displays in the graphical display if you use the Result tab.
