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task_result.h
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24#ifndef MYSQL_SCHEDULER_TASK_RESULT_H
25#define MYSQL_SCHEDULER_TASK_RESULT_H
26
27#include <string>
28
29namespace mysql::scheduler {
30
31/// @brief Acceptable task state after its execution
32enum class Task_result {
33 /// Task executed successfully
34 success,
35 /// Task resulted in an error, should retry
37 /// Fatal error which we cannot recover and need to stop
39};
40
41} // namespace mysql::scheduler
42
43#endif // MYSQL_SCHEDULER_TASK_RESULT_H
Definition: base_dependency_tracker.h:41
Task_result
Acceptable task state after its execution.
Definition: task_result.h:32
@ error_retry
Task resulted in an error, should retry.
@ fatal_error
Fatal error which we cannot recover and need to stop.
@ success
Task executed successfully.