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Status, event and error reference

Flow/log status

Stored valueDisplayMeaning
0Not SetNo final status established; investigate incomplete creation/execution.
1SuccessfulCompleted without a higher-severity state; verify external results.
2WarningNon-fatal warning occurred.
3IssueBusiness/data issue recorded.
4DuplicateDuplicate condition recorded.
5CancelledExecution cancelled, no-work condition or deadlock special case. Read the reason.
6ErrorError/fatal outcome.
7TestTest-specific status/message.
8NoteHighlight/note status.

Status only escalates according to runtime severity logic. Message levels 0, 6 and 30 set Error; 2, 10 and 40 set Warning; 3 sets Issue; 4 Duplicate; 5 Cancelled. Levels 1, 7, 8, 20 and 50 are informational/test/note-style and do not independently escalate final status in the reviewed mapping.

Deadlock exceptions of recognised DB exception types containing DEADLOCK are specially logged as deadlock/cancelled and can participate in retry logic. Do not reinterpret every Cancelled run as user cancellation.

File events

ValueDisplayMeaning
0NoneNo classified file event
1ReadFile read as input
2WriteFile written
3DownloadedRemote input downloaded
4AuditedFile copied/moved to audit lifecycle
5ErroredError lifecycle move/event
6IssueIssue lifecycle move/event
7Moved TempTemporary lifecycle move
8TransportingFile prepared/moved for Transport
9DeletedDelete event recorded

These are Velox file-lifecycle events, not proof that an external receiver accepted content.

Transport status

Sending, Completed, Cancelled, Failed and Test are stored separately from Flow status. Review attempts and next-attempt time. Completed means the protocol adapter completed its operation, not universal end-to-end business acknowledgement.

Error surfaces

SurfaceUse
Flow/System/Transport LogsOrdered Velox messages, status, exception and optional communication detail
Designer dialogForeground validation/execution failure; background equivalents can be routed to logs/events
Windows Application Event LogService/background startup, shutdown and error evidence
REST responseConfigured success/client/server status; failed Flows can return application/problem+json
Raised provider/OS/protocol exceptionDynamic external/library detail; capture exact type/code/text at runtime

REST problem responses can include exception type/text or error description plus a saved log instance number. Apply gateway error-disclosure policy and avoid putting secrets/data into log descriptions. See Execution Logs and API troubleshooting.