Messages issued when processes end

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When the server runs tasks as processes, the processes report when they end. The process ended messages that are issued vary from process to process. The message depends on whether the process must report about items and bytes processed, no items or bytes processed, items processed, or just bytes processed.

Process ended

When a process completes and it does not have bytes or number of files to report, the following message is issued:

ANR0985I Process process_id for process_name running in the process_state completed 
with the completion_state at time

The following list defines the variables from this message:

process_id: Numeric process identifier.
process_name: The name of the process.
process_state: FOREGROUND or BACKGROUND. If the process is running in the foreground, the command was issued with the WAIT=YES parameter. Foreground processing causes the administrative session that issued the command to wait until the processing completes. A process running in the background returns immediately to the administrative session that issued the command, indicating that a process was started while the process still runs. Processes running in the background can be monitored with the QUERY PROCESS command.
completion_state: SUCCESS or FAILURE.
time: The time that the process was started.

Process ended with items and bytes

When a process completes and has bytes and items processed to report, the following message is issued:

ANR0986I Process process_id for process_name running in the process_state 
processed number_of_items items for a total of bytes_processed bytes with a 
completion state completion_state at time

The following list defines the variables from this message:

process_id: Numeric process identifier.
process_name: The name of the process.
process_state: FOREGROUND or BACKGROUND. If the process is running in the foreground, the command was issued with the WAIT=YES parameter. Foreground processing causes the administrative session that issued the command to wait until the processing completes. A process running in the background returns immediately to the administrative session that issued the command, indicating that a process was started while the process still runs. Processes running in the background can be monitored with the QUERY PROCESS command.
number_of_items: The number of items processed.
bytes_processed: The number of bytes processed.
completion_state: SUCCESS or FAILURE.
time: The time that the process was started.

Process ended with items

When a process completes and has items processed to report, the following message is issued:

ANR0987I Process process_id for process_name running in the process_state 
processed number_of_items items with a completion state completion_state at time

The following list defines the variables from this message:

process_id: Numeric process identifier.
process_name: The name of the process.
process_state: FOREGROUND or BACKGROUND. If the process is running in the foreground, the command was issued with the WAIT=YES parameter. Foreground processing causes the administrative session that issued the command to wait until the processing completes. A process running in the background returns immediately to the administrative session that issued the command, indicating that a process was started while the process still runs. Processes running in the background can be monitored with the QUERY PROCESS command.
completion_state: SUCCESS or FAILURE.
time: The time that the process was started.

Process ended with bytes

When a process completes and has bytes processed to report, the following message is issued:

ANR0988I Process process_id for process_name running in the process_state 
processed bytes_processed bytes with a completion state completion_state at time

The following list defines the variables from this message:

process_id: Numeric process identifier.
process_name: The name of the process.
process_state: FOREGROUND or BACKGROUND. If the process is running in the foreground, the command was issued with the WAIT=YES parameter. Foreground processing causes the administrative session that issued the command to wait until the processing completes. A process running in the background returns immediately to the administrative session that issued the command, indicating that a process was started while the process still runs. Processes running in the background can be monitored with the QUERY PROCESS command.
bytes_processed: The number of bytes processed.
completion_state: SUCCESS or FAILURE.
time: The time that the process was started.