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Composite Instance States in SOA-INFRA

Composite Instance States in SOA-INFRA



Find composite instances in various states in the CUBE_INSTANCE table.

The table below shows the various State Value for composite instances in the CUBE_INSTANCE table of the SOA_INFRA schema in the dehydration store.

STATE VALUESTATESTATE MEANING
0INITIATED

State value for an instance that has just been created. The instance will only have this value as its state after it has been created by the process domain.

1OPEN AND RUNNING

State value for an instance that has been created and has active activities executing. The instance is not in an exception or error condition.

2OPEN AND SUSPENDED

State value for an instance that is unavailable. Performers of any of the activities that belong to this instance cannot take any action until the instance has returned to the running state.

3OPEN AND FAULTED

State value for an instance that has an activity that has thrown an exception. When an activity throws an exception, the instance is flagged as being in an exception state until the exception is bubbled up, caught and handled.

4CLOSED AND PENDING

State value for an instance that has started its cancellation procedure. Since cancelling an instance may involve a great deal of business logic, the amount of time the entire cancellation process may take may be anywhere from seconds to days. During this time, the instance is said to be pending cancellation; an instance may not be acted upon during this time.

5CLOSED AND COMPLETED

State value for an instance that has been completed. All activities belonging to this instance have also been completed.

6CLOSED AND FAULTED

State value for an instance that has an activity that has thrown an exception while the instance is being cancelled. This state is equivalent to <code>STATE_OPEN_FAULTED</code> except that when the exception is resolved, the state transitions back to <code>CLOSED_PENDING_CANCEL</code> rather than <code>STATE_OPEN_RUNNING</code>

7CLOSED AND CANCELED

State value for an instance that has been cancelled. All activities belonging to this instance have also been cancelled.

8CLOSED AND ABORTED

State value for an instance that has been aborted due to administrative control. All activities belonging to this instance are also moved to the aborted state.

9CLOSED AND STALE

State value for an instance who’s process has been changed since the process was last accessed. No actions may be performed on the instance. All activities that belong to this instance are also moved to the stale state.

10NON RECOVERABLE

State value of instance that has failed and is marked as non recoverable.





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