Understanding Work Requests
Work requests help you monitor long-running operations.
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When you start an operation, the WebLogic Management creates a work request. A work request is an activity log that lets you track each step in the operation's progress. Each work request has an OCID that lets you interact with it programmatically and use it for automation.
Work Request States
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The work request states are:
- Accepted
- The request is in the work request queue to be processed.
- In Progress
- The work request is being processed.
- Succeeded
- The work request has been processed successfully.
- Failed
- The work request has not been processed successfully. You can look at the work request logs to identify the issues, and then troubleshoot it.