NAME

Kernel::System::ProcessManagement::DB::Process::State

DESCRIPTION

Process Management DB State backend

PUBLIC INTERFACE

new()

Don't use the constructor directly, use the ObjectManager instead:

    my $ProcessStateObject = $Kernel::OM->Get('Kernel::System::ProcessManagement::DB::Process::State');

StateList()

get a State list

    my $List = $StateObject->StateList(
        UserID => 123,
    );

    Returns:

    $List = {
        'S1' => 'Active',
        'S2' => 'Inactive',
        'S3' => 'FadeAway',
    }

StateLookup()

get State name or State EntityID

    my $Name = $StateObject->StateLookup(
        EntityID => 'S1',
        UserID   => 123,
    );

    Returns:
    $Name = 'Active';

    my $EntityID = $StateObject->StateLookup(
        Name     => 'Active',
        UserID   => 123,
    );

    Returns:
    $EntityID = 'S1';