Stopping, suspending, resuming, and restarting taskflow instances
You can stop, suspend, resume, and restart taskflow instances on the My Jobs page.
You can perform the following actions:
Stop a taskflow instance.
You can stop a taskflow instance that is in the suspended or running state.
To stop a taskflow instance, open the My Jobs page, and then click the Stop icon in the row that contains the taskflow instance.
You can also stop the taskflow instance from the job details page. To stop a taskflow instance, open the My Jobs page, and then click the taskflow instance. On the job details page, click the Stop icon at the top of the page.
When you stop a parent taskflow, all the underlying subtaskflows that are running also stop. The Last Fault Name field in the Taskflow Properties > Current Run section of the parent taskflow that you stop displays the value as processManuallyTerminated. However, the Last Fault Name field of the subtaskflows displays the value as processTerminated.
Suspend a taskflow instance.
To suspend a taskflow instance, open the My Jobs page, and then click the Suspend icon in the row that contains the taskflow instance.
Resume a taskflow instance from a faulted step.
To resume a suspended taskflow instance from a faulted step, open the My Jobs page, and then click the taskflow instance. On the job details page, click the Resume from faulted step icon. The taskflow resumes from the step that faulted.
If you resume a taskflow that was suspended because of a data integration task fault, the task re-runs. For information about suspending a taskflow on a data task fault, see Taskflowsin the Data Integration service help.
Skip a faulted step and resume a taskflow instance from the next step.
To skip a faulted step and resume a suspended taskflow instance from the next step, open the My Jobs page, and then click the taskflow instance. On the job details page, click the Skip faulted step and resume icon. The taskflow skips the faulted step and resumes from the next step. If all the other steps run successfully, the taskflow status is set to success.
Restart a taskflow instance.
Users who have the Admin, Designer, or Operator role can restart a taskflow from Monitor and Data Integration.
You can restart a taskflow that meets the following criteria:
- The taskflow was run at least once.
- The taskflow is in one of the following states:
▪ Success
▪ Failed
▪ Suspended
You can also restart a taskflow instance that has the Binding property set to Event.
To restart a taskflow instance, open the My Jobs page, and then click the Restart icon in the row that contains the taskflow instance.