Execution Records

Overview

This guide explains the different statuses of command execution records. Whenever a command is executed, an execution record is generated with a specific status.

Statuses

1. Initiated
   Description: This status is always returned when a command or gateway command is executed.
   When It Occurs: Immediately after the execution of a command or gateway command.
2. Info
   Description: Provides additional information during the execution of a command, for example, that the command has been sent to an external broker for processing or that additional logs are available for a command.
   When It Occurs: This can occur at multiple stages during the command execution to provide additional information.
3. Retry
   Description: Indicates that a command or gateway command is being retried.
   When It Occurs: When the initial execution of a command or gateway command fails, and the system is attempting to retry the command.
4. Success
   Description: Indicates that a command or gateway command has returned with a success message from the corresponding channel.
   When It Occurs: When the command completes successfully and the system receives a success message.
5. Error
   Description: Indicates that an error message has been retrieved from the corresponding channel.
   When It Occurs: When the command fails and the system receives an error message.

Execution Record Example
Below is an example of how execution records might appear in the user interface:

Tips

• Check the status to understand the current state of the command execution.
• Use the "View details" link to see more information about each execution record.

This guide should help you understand the different statuses of execution records and how to interpret them in the user interface. If you have any questions or need further assistance, please contact our support team.