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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.