Oracle® Enterprise Manager Connectors Integration Guide 11g Release 1 (11.1.0.0) E17065-02 |
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This chapter provides tabular reference information for connectors. The following sections provide reference tables for the following categories:
Request Attributes
Response File Properties for the Windows Platform
Queryable Properties
Complex Response Properties
Status Codes
This chapter also provides information about the response file properties that the Create RAC and Add Node jobs generate for the Windows platform.
The tables in this section provide query paths, descriptions, and data types for the following property types:
setModel Request
Request Header
Create RAC
Add Node
Delete Node
Table 4–1 provides path types, descriptions, and data types for setModel request elements.
Table 4-1 setModel Request Elements
Path Type | Description | Data Type |
---|---|---|
<EMModel xmlns:xsi=http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance xmlns="http://xmlns.oracle.com/sysman/connector/base/msi"> |
EMModel element. |
Complex Type |
<RequestHeader/> |
Request header. See Table 4–2. |
Complex Type |
<Credential> |
Credential for Enterprise Manager. |
Complex Type |
<Name>sysman</Name> |
User name. |
String |
<Password>welcome1 </Password> |
Password. |
String |
</Credential> |
End of Credential. |
Complex Type |
<AggregateTarget> |
EMModel should contain two aggregate targets: one of type cluster, and one of type rac_database. This aggregate target is of type cluster. It contains information about the cluster. |
Complex Type |
<Name>CRS30</Name> |
Name of the cluster. |
String |
<Type>cluster</Type> |
Aggregate target type. |
String (enumeration: "cluster" "rac_database" |
<Target> |
Number of targets in the cluster aggregate target should be the same as the number of hosts in the cluster. Each target element contains information about a host in the cluster. |
Complex Type |
<Name>bjx30</Name> |
Name of the host. |
String |
<Type>host</Type> |
Target type. In the cluster aggregate target, it should be set to "host." |
String |
<Host>bjx30</Host> |
Name of the host. |
String |
<Credential> |
Credential of the host. |
Complex Type |
<Name>oracle</Name> |
User name. |
String |
<Password>welcome1 </Password> |
Password. |
String |
</Credential> |
End of Credential. |
Complex Type |
<Property/> |
Property of the target. See the corresponding table in this section for the properties of the "host" target type. |
Complex Type |
</Target> |
End of Target. |
Complex Type |
<Property/> |
Property of the cluster aggregate target. See the corresponding table in this section for the properties of the "cluster" aggregate target type. |
Complex Type |
</AggregateTarget> |
End of AggregateTarget. |
Complex Type |
<AggregateTarget> |
EMModel should contain two aggregate targets: one of type cluster and one of type rac_database. This aggregate target is of type rac_database. It contains information about the RAC. |
Complex Type |
<Name>RAC30</Name> |
Name of the RAC database. |
String (length <=8) |
<Type>rac_database</Type> |
Aggregate target type. |
String (enumeration: "cluster" or "rac_database") |
<Storage> |
Storage element contains storage information for the RAC. This element can be omitted for the Add Node job request if the storage type is not ASM. |
Complex Type |
<Type>ASM</Type> |
Type of storage. |
String (enumeration: "CFS" or "ASM." "RAW" is not supported.) |
<Property/> |
Properties for storage. See the corresponding table in this section for the storage properties. |
Complex Type |
</Storage> |
End of Storage. |
Complex Type |
<Target> |
The number of targets in the |
Complex Type |
<Name>RAC30_RAC301</Name> |
Name of the target, which should be in the format of |
String |
<Type>oracle_database</Type> |
Target type. In the |
String |
<Host>bjx30</Host> |
Name of the host. |
String |
<Credential> |
Credential of the host. |
Complex Type |
<Name>oracle</Name> |
User name. |
String |
<Password>welcome1 </Password> |
Password. |
String |
</Credential> |
End of Credential. |
Complex Type |
<Property/> |
Property of the target. See the corresponding table in this section for the properties of the " |
Complex Type |
</Target> |
End of Target. |
Complex Type |
<Property/> |
Property of the |
Complex Type |
</AggregateTarget> |
End of AggregateTarget. |
Complex Type |
</EMModel> |
End of EMModel. |
Complex Type |
Table 4–2 provides path types, descriptions, and data types for request header elements.
Table 4-2 Request Header Elements
Path Type | Description | Data Type |
---|---|---|
<RequestID/> |
Uniquely identifies the request. This is mainly used by the client. Enterprise Manager currently does not track this ID. |
String |
<Source/> |
Request source, which is the request operating system. |
String |
<Destination/> |
Destination should be Enterprise Manager in this release. |
String |
<RequestProperty> <Type>Singleton</Type> <Property> <Name>Platform</Name> <Value>Linux</Value> </Property> </RequestProperty> |
Platform is an optional property. Specify either Linux or Windows. If you do not specify a platform, the default is Linux. The platform is only relevant in provisioning use cases. |
Table 4–3 provides target types, properties, descriptions, and data types for Create RAC.
Table 4-3 Create RAC Properties
Target Type | Property | Description | Data Type |
---|---|---|---|
<Target> <Type>host</Type> </Target> |
CRS_HOME |
Oracle Clusterware home directory. This property must be the same for all hosts in the cluster. |
String |
ORACLE_HOME_NAME |
Oracle Clusterware home name. This is an optional property. The default value is the cluster aggregate target name. |
String |
|
publicNode |
Public node name. |
String |
|
privateNode |
Private node name. |
String |
|
vipNode |
Virtual node name. |
String |
|
<Target> <Type>oracle_database</Type> </Target> |
ORACLE_HOME |
Database home directory. This property must be the same for all database instances in the RAC database. |
String |
ORACLE_HOME_NAME |
Database home name. This property is optional. The default value is the |
String |
|
db_username |
Database user for setting monitoring credentials. It should always be SYS in this release. |
String |
|
db_password |
Password of the database user. It is the password for SYS and SYSTEM in this release. |
String |
|
oms_username |
Oracle Management Services host operating system user name. |
String |
|
oms_password |
Oracle Management Services host operating system password. |
String |
|
<Storage> <Type>ASM</Type> </Storage> |
diskGroupName |
ASM disk group name. |
String |
diskList |
Disk device list. Use a comma ( , ) as a separator. |
String (no space allowed) |
|
diskString |
Search paths for ASM disks. |
String (no space allowed) |
|
redundancy |
Redundancy level. |
String (enumeration: NORMAL, HIGH, or EXTERNAL) |
|
asmPassword |
ASM SYSDBA password. |
String |
|
<Storage> <Type>CFS</Type> </Storage> |
datafileDestination |
Data file directory. |
String |
<AggregateTarget> <Type>cluster</Type> </AggregateTarget> |
softwareImageName |
Name of the software library image for the CRS home. This property is optional. The default value is the latest active software library image of type "Oracle Clusterware Clone." |
String |
s_ocrpartitionlocation |
OCR location. Use the comma (,) as a separator. This property is only for the Linux platform. |
String (no space allowed) |
|
s_votingdisklocation |
Voting disk location. Use the comma (,) as a separator. This property is only for the Linux platform. |
String (no space allowed) |
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RESPONSEFILE_VERSION |
Response file version. This property is optional. The default value is 2.2.1.0.0. This property is only for the Windows platform. |
String |
|
sl_OHPartitionsAndSpace_valueFromDlg |
This property specifies the split-up of disk partitions for OCR/Vdisk locations. This property is only for the Windows platform. See Section , "Response File Properties for the Windows Platform" for more information. |
String |
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ret_PrivIntrList |
This property specifies the interconnects to use. This property is only for the Windows platform. See Section , "Response File Properties for the Windows Platform" for more information. |
String |
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<AggregateTarget> <Type>rac_database</Type> </AggregateTarget> |
templateName |
Database template name. This property is optional. The default value is |
String (file name without path) |
gdbName |
Global database name. This property is optional. The default value is the |
String (length <=8) |
|
sid |
Database instance name. This should be the same as |
String (length <=8) |
|
characterSet |
Character set. See the Database Globalization Support guide for details. This property is optional. The default value is UTF8. |
String |
|
nationalCharacterSet |
National character set. See the Database Globalization Support guide for details. This property is optional. The default value is UTF8. |
String |
|
initParams |
Raw strings for additional input. For example:
This property is optional. The default value is:
|
String (no space allowed) |
|
softwareImageName |
Name of the software library image for the database home. This property is optional. The default value is the latest active software library image of type "Oracle Database Clone." |
String |
Table 4–4 provides target types, properties, descriptions, and data types for Add Node for a RAC aggregate target.
Table 4-4 Add Node Properties (Storage and Aggregate Target)
Target Type | Property | Description | Data Type |
---|---|---|---|
<Storage> <Type>ASM</Type> </Storage> |
asmPassword |
ASM SYSDBA password. |
String |
<AggregateTarget> <Type>cluster</Type> </AggregateTarget> |
s_ocrpartitionlocation |
OCR location. Use the comma (,) as a separator. This property is only for the Linux platform. Set this value to be the same as the Create RAC job. |
String (no space allowed) |
s_votingdisklocation |
Voting disk location. Use the comma (,) as a separator. This property is only for the Linux platform. Set this value to be the same as the Create RAC job. |
String (no space allowed) |
|
RESPONSEFILE_VERSION |
Response file version. This property is optional. The default value is 2.2.1.0.0. This property is only for the Windows platform. Set this value to be the same as the Create RAC job. |
String |
|
sl_OHPartitionsAndSpace_valueFromDlg |
This property specifies the split-up of disk partitions for OCR/Vdisk locations. This property is only for the Windows platform. Set this value to be the same as the Create RAC job. |
String |
|
ret_PrivIntrList |
This property specifies the interconnects to use. This property is only for the Windows platform. Set this value to be the same as the Create RAC job. |
String |
Table 4–5 provides target types, properties, descriptions, and data types for Add Node for a new node.
Table 4-5 Add Node Properties (New Node)
Target Type | Property | Description | Data Type |
---|---|---|---|
<Target> <Type>host</Type> </Target> |
CRS_HOME |
Oracle Clusterware home directory. This property must be the same for all hosts in the cluster. |
String |
ORACLE_HOME_NAME |
Oracle Clusterware home name. This property is optional. The default value is cluster aggregate target name. |
String |
|
publicNode |
Public node name. |
String |
|
privateNode |
Private node name. |
String |
|
vipNode |
Virtual node name. |
String |
|
<Target> <Type>oracle_database</Type> </Target> |
ORACLE_HOME |
Database home directory. This property must be the same for all database instances in the RAC database. |
String |
ORACLE_HOME_NAME |
Database home name. This property is optional. The default value is |
String |
|
db_username |
Database user name that has a SYSDBA role. |
String |
|
db_password |
Password of the user above. |
String |
|
oms_username |
Oracle Management Services host operating system user name. |
String |
|
oms_password |
Oracle Management Services host operating system password. |
String |
Table 4–6 provides target types, properties, descriptions, and data types for Add Node for any existing node.
Table 4-6 Add Node Properties (Any Existing Node)
Target Type | Property | Description | Data Type |
---|---|---|---|
<Target> <Type>host</Type> </Target> |
publicNode |
Public node name. |
String |
CRS_HOME |
Oracle Clusterware home directory. This property must be the same for all hosts in the cluster. |
String |
|
<Target> <Type>oracle_database</Type> </Target> |
ORACLE_HOME |
Database home directories. This property must be the same for all database instances in the RAC database. |
String |
Table 4–7 provides target types, properties, descriptions, and data types for Delete Node for remaining nodes.
Table 4-7 Delete Node Properties (Remaining Nodes)
Target Type | Property | Description | Data Type |
---|---|---|---|
<Target> <Type>host</Type> </Target> |
CRS_HOME (or ORACLE_HOME) |
Oracle Clusterware home directory. |
String |
<Target> <Type>oracle_database</Type> </Target> |
ORACLE_HOME |
Database home directory. |
String |
db_username |
Database user name that has a SYSDBA role. |
String |
|
db_password |
Password of the user above. |
String |
|
oms_username |
Oracle Management Services host operating system user name. |
String |
|
oms_password |
Oracle Management Services host operating system password. |
String |
|
<AggregateTarget> <Type>rac_database</Type> </AggregateTarget> |
oms_delete_all_targets |
Removes all targets on the instance host, including the host and agent. This property is optional. The default value is False. |
String (enumeration: True or False) |
The following properties are required to generate the response file for the Create RAC and Add Node jobs on the Windows platform:
sl_OHPartitionsAndSpace_valueFromDlg
ret_PrivIntrList
The following sections describe each response file property.
This property specifies the splitting up of disk partitions for OCR/Vdisk locations. It consists of the following six values for each location:
Disk no.
Partition no.
Partition Size (MB)
Format Type
0: None/RAW
1: CFS for data
2: CFS for software
Drive Letter
N/A: RAW
"Available" drive letter: CFS
Usage Type
0: Data/software use ONLY
1: OCR primary ONLY
2: Voting disk ONLY
3: OCR primary and voting disk on the same CFS partition
4: OCR mirror only
5: OCR mirror and voting disk on the same CFS partition
Example 1
Given the following scenario:
OCR and the Voting Disk are on Partition-2 of Disk-1 (Partition-2 has size 10002 MB).
The partition is CFS-formatted.
Both OCR and the Voting Disk reside on the same partition.
The drive letter for the partition is G:.
There is only data storage and no software storage.
You would specify sl_OHPartitionsAndSpace_valueFromDlg as follows:
<Property> <Name>sl_OHPartitionsAndSpace_valueFromDlg</Name> <Value>{"1","2","10002","1","G:","3"}</Value> </Property>
Example 2
Given the following scenario:
OCR and the Voting Disk reside on different partitions.
OCR is on Partition-1 of Disk-3, which has a size of 486 MB and is RAW-formatted.
The Voting Disk is on Partition-1 of Disk-4, which has a size of 486 MB and is RAW-formatted.
You would specify sl_OHPartitionsAndSpace_valueFromDlg as follows:
<Property> <Name>sl_OHPartitionsAndSpace_valueFromDlg</Name> <Value>{"3","1","486","0","N/A","1","4","1","486","0","N/A","2"}</Value> </Property>
This property specifies the interconnects to use. You should specify entries in ret_PrivIntrList as a comma-separated list of interfaces. Each entry should be a colon-separated string with three fields. You should specify the fields as follows:
The first field should be the interface name.
The second field should be the subnet IP of the interface.
The third field should indicate how Oracle Clusterware should use the interface: as a public interface, private interface, or whether it should not be used at all by the clusterware. This field should be specified as a number — 1, 2, or 3. These numbers represent the following values:
1: Public
2: Private
3: Do not use
Example
Given the following scenario:
One "Local Area Connection" public interconnect is to be used.
One "Local Area Connection2" private interconnect is to be used.
You would specify ret_PrivIntrList
as follows:
<Property> <Name>ret_PrivIntrList</Name> <Value>{"Local Area Connection:123.45.67.0:1","Local Area Connection 2:123.45.89.0:2"}</Value> </Property>
The tables in this section provide property names, descriptions, and data types for the following types of queryable properties:
General Target
Oracle Database
Oracle Listener
Host Target
Cluster
Cluster Database
Oracle Enterprise Manager Agent
Oracle Enterprise Manager Repository Target
Job
Table 4–8 provides property names, descriptions, and data types for general target queryable properties.
Table 4-8 General Target Properties
Query Path | Description | Data Type |
---|---|---|
Property(Name:status) |
Integer status of the Enterprise Manager target instance. (See Table 4–20.) |
Integer |
Property(Name:monitoring agent) |
Enterprise Manager target instance name (of type |
String |
Property(Name:homepage) |
Enterprise Manager Console home page URI (the path portion of the URL, as in |
URL |
Property(Name:version) |
Version of the Enterprise Manager target instance. |
String |
Property(Name:oracle home) |
Oracle home of the Enterprise Manager target instance. The form of the directory path (path separator) is not further specified here. |
String |
Property(Name:critical alerts) |
Number of critical alerts against the Enterprise Manager target instance. |
Integer |
Property(Name:warning alerts) |
Number of warning alerts against the Enterprise Manager target instance. |
Integer |
Property(Name:critical policy violations) |
Number of critical policy violations against the Enterprise Manager target instance. |
Integer |
Property(Name:warning policy violations) |
Number of warning policy violations against the Enterprise Manager target instance. |
Integer |
Property(Name:compliance score) |
Compliance score as a real number between 0 and 1 (inclusive) of the Enterprise Manager target instance. |
Number |
Property(Name:last load time) |
Last load time of the data for the target instance as the number of milliseconds since January 1, 1970, 00:00:00 GMT. |
Number |
Host |
Enterprise Manager target instance name (of type host) of the host related to the Enterprise Manager target instance. |
String |
Table 4–9 provides property names, descriptions, and data types for Oracle Database queryable properties. The target type for the Oracle Database is oracle_database.
Table 4-9 Oracle Database Properties
Query Path | Description | Data Type |
---|---|---|
Property(Name:instance name) |
Instance name of the database instance. |
String |
Property(Name:listener) |
Listener Enterprise Manager target instance name (of type |
String |
Property(Name:is archiving) |
The value is 1 if high availability archiving is on for the Oracle database instance. Otherwise, the value is 0. |
Integer |
Property(Name:is flashback logging) |
The value is 1 if high availability flashback logging is on for the Oracle database instance. Otherwise, the value is 0. |
Integer |
Table 4–10 provides property names, descriptions, and data types for Oracle listener properties. The target type for the Oracle listener is oracle_listener.
Table 4-10 Oracle Listener Properties
Query Path | Description | Data Type |
---|---|---|
Property(Name:alias) |
Alias of the Oracle Listener instance. |
String |
Property(Name:net address) |
Net address of the Oracle Listener instance. |
URI |
Property(Name:listener.ora location) |
File directory location of the |
String |
Property(Name:start name) |
Start time of the Oracle Listener instance. The form of this time stamp is not further specified here. |
Time |
Table 4–11 provides property names, descriptions, and data types for host target properties. The target type for the Host is host.
To get the targets within the domain of a cluster, first request the cluster hosts with the "Target" sub-element. Then get all the targets and filter the list by the hosts in the cluster hosts list.
Table 4-11 Host Target Properties
Query Path | Description | Data Type |
---|---|---|
Property(Name:cluster) |
Enterprise Manager target instance name (of type cluster) of the cluster for this host instance. |
String |
Property(Name:cpu utilization) |
CPU utilization as a real number between 0 and 1 (inclusive) of the host. |
Number |
Property(Name:memory utilization) |
Memory utilization as a real number between 0 and 1 (inclusive) of the host. |
Number |
Property(Name:total io rate) |
Total I/O per second. |
Number |
Table 4–12 provides property names, descriptions, and data types for cluster properties. The target type for Oracle Clusterware is cluster.
Table 4-12 Cluster Properties
Query Path | Description | Data Type |
---|---|---|
Property(Name:version) |
Clusterware version. Note that this property definition just redefines the same property defined for the general target mappings. |
String |
Property(Name:cluster database) |
Cluster databases (of type |
String |
Target |
Cluster hosts (of type host). |
String |
Table 4–13 provides property names, descriptions, and data types for cluster database properties. The target type for the Oracle cluster database is rac_database.
Table 4-13 Cluster Database Properties
Query Path | Description | Data Type |
---|---|---|
Property(Name:cluster) |
Enterprise Manager target instance name (of type cluster) of the cluster for this database instance. |
String |
Property(Name:database name) |
Database instance name. |
String |
Property(Name:is archiving) |
Value is 1 if high availability archiving is on for the cluster database. Otherwise, the value is 0. |
Integer |
Target |
Cluster database instance of type |
String |
Table 4–14 provides property names, descriptions, and data types for Oracle Enterprise Manager Agent properties. The target type for the Oracle Management Agent is oracle_emd.
Table 4-14 Oracle Enterprise Manager Agent Properties
Query Path | Description | Data Type |
---|---|---|
Property(Name:management service) |
OMS that the Enterprise Manager Agent instance uploads to. |
String |
Table 4–15 provides property names, descriptions, and data types for Oracle Enterprise Manager Repository target properties. The target type for the Oracle Management Repository is oracle_emrep.
Table 4-15 Oracle Enterprise Manager Repository Target Properties
Query Path | Description | Data Type |
---|---|---|
Property(Name:agent count) |
Number of Agents for this repository instance. |
Integer |
Property(Name:target count) |
Number of targets for this repository instance. |
Integer |
Property(Name: administrator count) |
Number of administrators for this repository instance. |
Integer |
Property(Name:session count) |
Number of active Oracle management services repository sessions for this repository instance. |
Integer |
Property(Name:Integer) |
Enterprise Manager database target instance(s) of the database(s) for this repository instance. This property is expanded into complex property elements in the response as described in Table 4–18. They are keyed by the "name" and "value" sub-properties. |
String |
Property(Name:tablespace) |
Expands to the tablespaces used in the database for this repository instance. |
String |
Property(Name:oms) |
OMSs for this Enterprise Manager repository. This property is expanded into complex property elements in the response as described in Table 4–17. They are keyed by the "name" sub-properties. |
String |
Table 4–16 provides property names, descriptions, and data types for job properties.
The tables in this section provide property names, descriptions, and data types for the following complex properties returned in the response model to the query requests:
Oracle Management Service (OMS)
Database instance
Table 4–17 provides property names, descriptions, and data types for the Oracle Management Service. The type of the complex property is OMS.
Table 4-17 Oracle Management Service (OMS) Complex Property
Query Path | Description | Data Type |
---|---|---|
ComplexProperty(Type:oms). Property(Name:name) |
OMS name. |
String |
ComplexProperty(Type:oms). Property(Name:status) |
OMS service status (1 for up or 0 for down) for the OMS given by the peer "name" property. |
Integer |
ComplexProperty(Type:oms). Property(Name:last error) |
Time of the last OMS error as the number of milliseconds since January 1, 1970, 00:00:00 GMT, for the OMS given by the peer "name" property. |
Number |
ComplexProperty(Type:oms). Property(Name:files pending load) |
Number of files pending loading into the OMS for the OMS given by the peer "name" property. |
Integer |
ComplexProperty(Type:oms). Property(Name:load directory) |
Load directory of the OMS for the OMS given by the peer "name" property. The form of the directory path (path separator) is not specified further here. |
String |
ComplexProperty(Type:oms). Property(Name:oldest load file) |
Oldest file to load (in minutes) of the OMS for the OMS given by the peer "name" property. |
Number |
Table 4–18 provides property names, descriptions, and data types for the database instance. The type of the complex property is OMS.
Table 4-18 Database Instance Complex Property
Response Path | Description | Data Type |
---|---|---|
ComplexProperty(Type:database). Property(Name:name) |
Oracle database instance name. |
String |
ComplexProperty(Type:database). Property(Name:type) |
Oracle database instance type (one of |
String |
The following tables provide status codes and descriptions for the following status types:
Enterprise Manager
Jobs
Table 4–19 describes the status codes for Enterprise Manager. You can use online help for a detailed description of Enterprise Manager target statuses. Enter Target Status as the keywords to search in online help, then select the topic About the Status Icons.
Table 4-19 Enterprise Manager Status Codes
Status Code | Description |
---|---|
0 |
Target down |
1 |
Target up |
2 |
Metric error |
3 |
Agent down |
4 |
Unreachable |
5 |
Blackout |
6 |
Pending/unknown |
Table 4–20 describes the status codes for jobs. You can use online help for a detailed description of Enterprise Manager job statuses. Enter Job Status as the keywords to search in online help, then select the topic About Job Status.
Table 4-20 Job Status Codes
Status Code | Description |
---|---|
1 |
SCHEDULED — The execution is in a scheduled state. |
2 |
RUNNING — The execution is running. |
3 |
INITIALIZATION ERROR — The execution encountered an error and the remote process did not run. |
4 |
FAILED — The execution failed. |
5 |
SUCCEEDED — The execution succeeded. |
6 |
SUSPENDED BY USER — A user suspended the execution. |
7 |
SUSPENDED ON AGENT UNREACHABLE — The execution was suspended because the Agent was unreachable. |
8 |
STOPPED — A user stopped the execution. |
9 |
SUSPENDED ON LOCK — The execution is waiting for a lock on a shared resource. |
10 |
SUSPENDED ON EVENT — The execution is waiting for an event to occur (usually for an Agent to bounce). |
11 |
SUSPENDED ON BLACKOUT — The execution is suspended on a blackout. |
12 |
STOP PENDING — The execution is in Stop Pending status waiting for some running steps to finish. |
13 |
SUSPEND PENDING — The execution is in Suspend Pending status waiting for some running steps to finish. |
14 |
Inactive (internal state). |
15 |
Queued (internal state). |
16 |
Failed retried (internal state). |
18 |
SKIPPED — The execution was skipped and could not run, because the previous run of the job required too much time, or the Agent was unavailable for too long a period of time. |
20 |
REASSIGNED — The execution is suspended because the original owner of the job was deleted and the job is not assigned to a new owner. The new owner must explicitly resume the job from the console. |
21 |
SUSPENDED ON MISSING CREDENTIALS — The execution is suspended because some of the credentials needed for the job are not set. |