What is the correct sequence of statuses if all statuses are involved in the Transaction execution of a Queue Item?

The correct sequence of statuses reflects the lifecycle of a Queue Item during transaction execution in UiPath.

Initially, a Queue Item's status is marked as "In Progress" when the robot starts processing it. This indicates that the item is currently being acted upon. If the processing is successful, the status is then updated to "Successful," marking the successful completion of the task.

However, if an issue occurs during the execution, the status changes to "Failed," indicating that the item could not be processed due to an error. Following a failure, the item might be retried, leading to a status of "Retried," which signifies that the robot is attempting to process the item again after a failure has occurred. After the retry, if the processing is successful, the status would again transition to "Successful."

The flow emphasizes the progression through various states starting from processing (In Progress), then potentially failing, leading to a retry, and finally resulting in either success or failure. Thus, the sequence of statuses accurately representing a Queue Item's lifecycle is "In Progress," followed by "Failed," next "Retried," and concluding with "Successful."