Question

What is the correct sequence of statuses during the transaction execution of a Queue item?

Option 1: New, In Progress, Failed, Successful, Retried, Abandoned
Option 2: Pending, Processing, Error, Complete, Rejected, Skipped
Option 3: Initialized, Running, Stopped, Finished, Resumed, Stalled
Option 4: Active, On Hold, Cancelled, Completed, Repeated, Halted

Answer 1

The correct sequence of statuses during transaction execution in a queue system is Pending, Processing, Error, Complete, Rejected, and Skipped. These statuses reflect the life cycle stages of transaction processing from initiation to completion or bypass.

Step-by-step explanation:

The correct sequence of statuses during the transaction execution of a Queue item is reflected in Option 2: Pending, Processing, Error, Complete, Rejected, Skipped. Here's a brief overview of each status:

• Pending - The transaction is ready to be processed, but has not started yet.
• Processing - The transaction is currently being executed by the system or an individual.
• Error - An issue has occurred during processing, requiring some form of intervention or correction before proceeding.
• Complete - The transaction has finished successfully without any errors.
• Rejected - The transaction has been reviewed and deliberately rejected due to certain conditions not being met or other business-related decisions.
• Skipped - The transaction was not processed either because it was not necessary or conditions for its execution were not met.