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Event Statuses

The event status indicates the progress of the event while

B2B Data Exchange

processes it.

The following table describes the default event statuses:

Event Type	Description
Complete	Assigned when the event completes processing. Child events might, however, still be processing. Message reconciliation can be completed later.
Critical	Assigned when the event processing produces a critical error.
Delayed	Assigned if message processing is delayed due to processing rules, if message processing waits for a processing rule to release the message, or if message processing waits for a manual release.
Discarded	Assigned when the event is delayed and then discarded due to a processing rule, or discarded manually.
Error	Assigned when the event processing produces an error.
New	This event type is not currently used.
Pending	Assigned while the event waits to be processed. The event is assigned this status from the moment it is created until the status changes.
Rejected	Assigned when a message is rejected.
Reprocessed	Assigned when the event processes again.
Transferring	Assigned while the message transfers from B2B Data Exchange to an outbound endpoint. After the transfer completes, B2B Data Exchange changes the event type to Complete or Error based on the result.

In the Operation Console, you can create custom event statuses and types based on your processing requirements. You can then use the custom status or type in a PowerCenter workflow .

For example, you can create a status that reflects a unique process in your organization, such as Sent for Approval. You can then configure a PoweCenter workflow to set the event to that status until the approval is processed.

You can edit or delete any event status that you create. You can also manually edit an event and set the event status to any status in the Operation Console.

Each event status includes a state property. The state property represents the processing stage for the event.

The state property value determines whether an event appears in the Dashboard charts and reports.

For example, only events with a state value of

Error

appear in the Error Rate by Partner chart and report.

When you create a user-defined event status, assign a value to the state property. Failure to assign state the correct value might result in incorrect Dashboard reports.

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