Question
Yaron Munz · Feb 24, 2022

IPQW process state

Hello guys,

Does anyone know what is a process status IPQW ?

We get it in jobs that do some SQL..

Thanks in advance.

Yaron Munz 

Product version: IRIS 2021.1
$ZV: IRIS for Windows (x86-64) 2021.1 (Build 215_0_21323U) Wed Dec 22 2021 10:17:28 EST
0
0 147
Discussion (2)2
Log in or sign up to continue

my wild guess InterProcessQueueWait
might be related to parallel processing or sharding  ???

Old post, but in case anyone is searching for this (like I just did), IPQW would be "Waiting on IPQ" plus the "Hibernating" flag.  The docbook says:

The current state of a process is determined by the processes state bits.
The following are all the different states a process can be in. The process may also have a number of different flags within these states which are appended to the end of the state name:
LOCK - Executing a Lock command
OPEN - Opening a device
CLOS - Closing a device
USE - Using a device
READ - Read command
WRT - Write command
GGET - Executing a $Get on a global
GSET - Setting a global
GKLL - Killing a global
GORD - $Order on a global
GQRY - $Query on a global
GDEF - $Data on a global
ZF - Executing a $ZF command
HANG - Executing a Hang command
JOB - Executing a Job command
EXAM - Executing a variable exam
BRD - Executing a broadcast
SUSP - Process is suspended
INCR - Executing a $Increment
BSET - Global Set $Bit
BGET - Global $Bit
EVT - Waiting on event
SLCT - Waiting on Socket Select
SEM - Waiting on Semaphore
IPQ - Waiting on IPQ
DEQ - Waiting on De-queue or Queue Move
RUN - Process is running Here are the flags which can be appended to the state: CS - cluster slave job waiting for net answer
NL - Net lock waiting
DT - The dead job has open transaction
S - Suspension requested
GW - Global Wait
NR - Net Read
D - Dead
H - Halting
NH - Netharden
N - Remote network
W - Hibernating