Current job state
Shows the current processing state of the job. You cannot change the value of this
property.
In the Jobs table, sometimes the Current job state value is replaced by the Reason for wait status value, to provide additional information. You cannot use Reason for wait status values for the Current job state when you create notifications, you must use the underlying Current job state value.
Values:
- Assigned
- RICOH ProcessDirector has assigned the job to a specific printer. The Assigned printer property for the job contains the name of the printer.
- Complete
- The step has completed its processing of the job. Depending on where the job is in its workflow, RICOH ProcessDirector can immediately queue the job to another step.
- Creating
- The job is being created.
- Deleting
- The job is being deleted.
- Duplicates detected
- One or more barcodes have been scanned multiple times in a ReadBarcodeData step. The duplicates must be resolved during a Reconcile step later in the workflow.
- Error
- An error occurred as the step processed the job. Someone must do an action on the job before processing can resume.
- Error on printer
- An error occurred during printing.
- Manual, waiting
- The workflow for the job includes a manual step during which someone does an action that is external to RICOH ProcessDirector. For example, there is a point in job processing at which the print quality must be checked. The job is waiting for a person to right-click the job in the jobs table, and select Manual start.
- Manual, working
- The workflow for the job includes a manual step during which someone does an action that is external to RICOH ProcessDirector. For example, there is a point in job processing at which the print quality must be checked. The job is waiting for a person to right-click the job in the jobs table, and select Manual complete.
- No matching connector
- The job is waiting in the No matching connector state because the values of its properties do not match the rules set on any of the connectors. Review the conditional workflow to determine the cause of the problem.
- Printing
- The assigned printer is printing the job.
- Processing
- A step is actively processing the job.
- Queued
- The job is waiting to be processed by a step.
- Reading barcodes
- The job is waiting for one or more barcode readers to finish detecting all the documents in the job. Use the Complete barcode step action to see what percent of the documents have been detected. Depending on how the workflow is configured, you might have to complete the barcode step manually to get to the next step in the workflow.
- Released
- Someone has released a job that was previously in a stopped state.
- Retained
- The job is waiting for its retention period to expire, at which time RICOH ProcessDirector deletes the job from the system.
- Spooling
- RICOH ProcessDirector is sending the job to the assigned printer.
- Spooled at printer
- RICOH ProcessDirector has sent the job to the assigned Ricoh PDF printer or Ricoh TotalFlow printer where it might be held for later printing.
- Status changed on printer
- Applies to a Ricoh TotalFlow printer only. A user has moved the job from the Active Jobs state to the Inactive Jobs state on the printer console or deleted the job from the printer. Use the Go to next step action to continue processing the job through the workflow. Use the Print again or Restart step action to send the job to the printer again.
- Stopped
- RICOH ProcessDirector has stopped the job, which prevents further processing. You must do a Continue action on the job before processing can resume.
- Unassigned
- The job is waiting for RICOH ProcessDirector to assign it to a printer.
- Waiting
- The job is waiting for the step to process related jobs or other jobs with the same process group ID.
- Waiting for Acceptance
- The job is waiting for a user to accept or reject the preview print.
- Waiting to reconcile
- The job is waiting for a user to do the Reconcile action to review the action to take for the documents in the job.
- Database name
- Job.State