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Event Statuses

The event status indicates the progress of the event while

Data Integration Hub

processes it.

The following table describes the default event statuses:

Event Status Type	Description
Completed	Indicates that the subscription instance finished running and that the subscribing application consumed all published data.
Delayed	For publications: Relevant for File events, for publications that publish multiple files. Indicates that the file that is related to the event is ready but that not all the files that the publication publishes are ready. When all the files that the publication publishes are ready, Data Integration Hub creates a Publication event, and the related File events inherit the status of the Publication event. You cannot run delayed File events. For subscriptions: Indicates that the published data is ready but that the subscribing application did not start consuming the data. Relevant for subscriptions with a defined schedule and for subscriptions that are run manually or by an external trigger. You can run delayed subscription events from the Subscriptions tab of the Application Details page.
Error	Indicates that the subscription instance encountered errors and did not finish running.
Processing	Indicates that the subscription instance is running.

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

that you use for a custom mapping in a publication or a subscription

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.

For example, the Completed status with a Final state property value indicates that the event finished processing without errors.

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 Errors by Application 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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