Task Editor States/Statuses Tab

The Task editor States/Statuses tab appears for manual, automated, activation, and transformation task types.

Use the States/Statuses tab to add, remove, and assign predefined states and statuses to tasks, and to define status severity levels.

Field	Use
Name	Displays the database name of the entity. Select the value in the column to rename.
Display Name	Displays the name of the entity as it will appear in the Task web client. Select the value in the column to rename. Note: Design Studio automatically capitalizes display names.
Constraint	Sets the Constraint severity level, which determines the transition behavior of a task when a constraint violation is encountered. The Constraint value represents the highest allowable Constraint behavior violation value with which the task transition will be allowed to occur. Select one of the following: Critical: The transition is allowed for all constraint violations. Error: The transition allowed for all constraint violations except Critical. Warning: The transition is allowed for all constraint violations except Critical and Error (this is the default). Valid: The transition is allowed only for a Valid constraint violation. None: The transition is not allowed for any constraint violations. See "Defining Constraint Behavior Properties" for more information.

Field

Use

Name

Displays the database name of the entity. Select the value in the column to rename.

Display Name

Displays the name of the entity as it will appear in the Task web client. Select the value in the column to rename.

Note: Design Studio automatically capitalizes display names.

Constraint

Sets the Constraint severity level, which determines the transition behavior of a task when a constraint violation is encountered. The Constraint value represents the highest allowable Constraint behavior violation value with which the task transition will be allowed to occur. Select one of the following:

Critical: The transition is allowed for all constraint violations.
Error: The transition allowed for all constraint violations except Critical.
Warning: The transition is allowed for all constraint violations except Critical and Error (this is the default).
Valid: The transition is allowed only for a Valid constraint violation.
None: The transition is not allowed for any constraint violations.

See "Defining Constraint Behavior Properties" for more information.