1.3.14 Processor States
There are many possible states of a processor. The appearance of a processor will vary depending on its state.
The following table shows a Quickstats Profiler processor, in all the possible states, with an explanation of each state:
| Icon | Processor State | Description |
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Disconnected |
The processor is not connected. |
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Connected and configured, not yet run |
The processor is connected and has a valid configuration, but has not yet been run. The re-run marker appears as it needs to be run to produce results. |
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Connected and configured, results up-to-date |
The processor is connected, has a valid configuration, and has been run. Its results are up-to-date, so no re-run marker appears. |
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Connected and configured, results out-of-date |
The processor is connected, has a valid configuration, and has been run. The re-run marker appears because the processor results are out-of-date, because a configuration change that affects its results has been made since the process last ran. Note: A processor may be marked as out-of-date if a job that uses it is deleted. |
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Errored |
The processor is connected but has an invalid configuration; that is, it cannot run as required configuration is missing or invalid. Hovering over the processor will display a tooltip describing the error. Double-click the processor to configure it and correct the error. |
