Please find below table for different job status and their meanings:
NOT STARTED
The process has not started yet. It is waiting or ready. If this value is returned please poll again after some wait.
DATA_SET_UNPROCESSED
The process is running, but the data set has not been processed yet.
IN_PROGRESS
The process is running.
COMPLETED
The data set completed successfully. Job is completed, you can fetch the output.
CANCELLED
Either data set load or data set import was cancelled. Job is cancelled.
ERROR
The data set or process in error. Job has ended in error.
Wednesday, May 15, 2024
OIC HCM - discuss about different HCM import and load job status
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