The <step-result> element gives the current run status of the step.

Usage

<step-result
    file = "file path"
    progress = "x/y"
/>

Attributes

Child Elements

Parent Elements

Child Element Sequence

The tree shows the ordering and number of child elements. Child elements in a Sequence must appear in the order given and child elements in a Choice are mutually exclusive. Sequences and Choices can be nested. Element names are followed by the minimum and maximum occurrences.

run-status (Exactly 1)

Remarks

The file attribute gives the name of the file in the following step failures involving files. WMI Provider Return Strings gives descriptions of these run status values:

• completed-no-objects
• no-start-file-access-denied
• no-start-file-contains-incorrect-step-type
• no-start-file-not-found
• no-start-file-open
• no-start-file-sharing-violation
• stopped-change-log-out-of-order
• stopped-extension-dll-access
• stopped-extension-dll-ambiguous
• stopped-extension-dll-exception
• stopped-extension-dll-file-not-found
• stopped-extension-dll-instantiation
• stopped-extension-dll-invalid-assembly
• stopped-extension-dll-load
• stopped-extension-dll-missing-dependency
• stopped-extension-dll-no-implementation
• stopped-extension-dll-updated-version

The progress attribute gives a ratio of completion in the form of x/y so the user interface can show a progress dialog box if desired. This attribute is set only when the run status is one of the following values. WMI Provider Return Strings gives descriptions of these run status values:

• completing-obsoletion
• completing-referential-updates

Element Information

See Also

WMI Provider Return Strings

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