I like the description that you system gave for it. Mine for 9.1.5 did not give as much detail. From your information you put here, I can see why I thought it was not working. I was setting it to canceled and it was removing the batch from job monitor completely. I now see why. That is an undesired result, but I am happy to know the action works. I didn't want to use hold status, but it does work and it does not delete the batch from job monitor. Thank you very much
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Danny Mann
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Original Message:
Sent: Thu February 06, 2025 08:09 AM
From: Francis Kuhn
Subject: Datacap- Modify the Batch's status to Hold or Cancelled Programmatically
I use the Action - SetTaskStatus - If you look at the help/information:
Method SetTaskStatus : Overrides the final status of the task.
Syntax:
bool SetTaskStatus (string TaskStatus)
Parameters:
string TaskStatus
Parameters:
TaskStatus: An integer value representing the status that the task is to return to User Application. The task statuses are:
0 : Abort. The batch has encountered a serious error and will not proceed with the next task until it has been reviewed and reset. Subsequent actions will not be run.
1 : Cancelled. The batch has finished and will not proceed with the next task. Cancelled status can automatically delete the entire batch directory.
2 : Finished. The batch has finished successfully.
4 : Hold. The batch is not complete and needs further processing.
8 : Pending. The batch will stay in the same task and be rerun again from the start of the task.
Here's a snapshot of how I use it to hold a batch if I have exported the data:
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Francis Kuhn
Original Message:
Sent: Wed February 05, 2025 02:39 PM
From: Danny Mann
Subject: Datacap- Modify the Batch's status to Hold or Cancelled Programmatically
There is an action in the rrunner library named rr_AbortBatch. This works great if I want to set the batch to aborted. However, I need to set a batch to hold or cancelled at times. Is there an action I can utilize to set a batch to those statuses? Or do I have to execute a SQL statement and update it in the database from within my code? Any guidance is greatly appreciated.
I have tried using things like SetDCOStatus, SetTaskStatus, etc and I either do not know what value to se tthem to or they do not accomplish my goal.
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Danny Mann
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