No information about operation is present.
Presence of this status usually means programming bug, e.g. someone forgot to
set or compute appropriate operation result.
Used when operation finish successfully, but minor problem occurred. For
example operation code recovered from some error and after that operation
finished successfully.
The operation is completed and the result is final.
Used when operation contains at least one operation witch status
SUCCESS/WARNING and at least one operation with status FATAL_ERROR.
The operation is completed and the result is final.
The operation didn't finish correctly but that was expected and handled. It is
equivalent to success for all practical cases except for displaying the result. But using
success status for this situation might be misleading.
The operation is completed and the result is final.
Result does not make any sense for the operation. This is useful in cases that the
operation is not supported (e.g. an optional part of the interface).
This is different than UNKNOWN, as in this case we really know that it result is not
applicable. In UNKNOWN case we know nothing.
The operation is completed and the result is final.
The operation is being executed. This is set for operations that are executed
asynchronously or take a significant amount of time. Short synchronous operations
do not need to set this status, they may go well with the default UNKNOWN status.
The operation is in progress and the final result is not yet known.
Returns the enum constant of this class with the specified name.
The string must match exactly an identifier used to declare an
enum constant in this class. (Extraneous whitespace characters are
not permitted.)
Parameters:
name - the name of the enum constant to be returned.