Effects of warm boot on control steps

Reactivated steps

are not active after a warm boot. Instead, the previously active control step is active. The left column in Past instructions contains the usual information (the reactivation number is remembered). The middle column displays

Reactivated Control Step Terminated by

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Procedure

Server shutting down

and the right column has a check mark. An InstructionComplete event record containing the step’s HTML is created. In addition, a ControlStepStop event record is added. These control steps are not eligible for reactivation.

Control steps

that were active during a warm boot of the

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Procedure

Server are still active when the server starts again, but the control step is restarted with a new reactivation number. All signatures and previously-entered values associated with the control step due to parameter deviation or canceled step verification signatures are removed. A Past control step is added, which states

Control Step Terminated by

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Procedure

Server shutting down

.