No-Success Ontology Meanings
NOS
OPN
UNK
ASS
STP
ERR
OSE
INE
SYE
SEE
TYE
FOR
USR
RSO
TMO
MMO
GUP
INC
IAP
INP
NTT
NTY
NoSuccess (NOS): The logical data has not been processed successfully (yet).
Open (OPN): A success value has never been established.
Unknown (UNK): Success value unknown, and no assumption has been made.
Assumed (ASS(
U
,
S
)): The success ontology value
S
has been assumed because the actual value is unknown for the no-success ontology reason
U
.
Stopped (STP): Software attempted to process the data, and stopped without a success status.
Error (ERR): Software stopped due to an error.
OSError (OSE): Software stopped due to an operating system error.
InputError (INE): Software stopped due to an input error.
SyntaxError (SYE): Software stopped due to an input syntax error.
SemanticError (SEE): Software stopped due to an input semantic error.
TypeError (TYE): Software stopped due to an input type error (for typed logical data).
Forced (FOR): Software was forced to stop by an external force.
User (USR): Software was forced to stop by the user.
ResourceOut (RSO): Software stopped because some resource ran out.
Timeout (TMO): Software stopped because the CPU time limit ran out.
MemoryOut (MMO): Software stopped because the memory limit ran out.
GaveUp (GUP): Software gave up of its own accord.
Incomplete (INC): Software gave up because it's incomplete.
Inappropriate (IAP): Software gave up because it cannot process this type of data.
InProgress (INP): Software is still running.
NotTried (NTT): Software has not tried to process the data.
NotTriedYet (NTY): Software has not tried to process the data yet, but might in the future.