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Lifecycle states

Which states can a business object enter, and what triggers or guards each change?

This view covers lifecycle states for the Order business object only. The supplied evidence identifies an order form field named “backlog” and a shared collection of states, but it does not provide the allowed state values or prove that the field represents a lifecycle state. E0003 E0004

Order creation is implemented as a flow that collects a header and line items, inserts an order, inserts its items, commits, and generates an invoice; however, the evidence does not name the resulting order state. E0002 The fleet summary says that Orders supports updating order status, but the retained implementation reports that update_order() is not implemented, and the help evidence likewise characterizes order update as not implemented. E0001 E0002 E0004

No initial state, terminal state, successful state transition, trigger, or guard can therefore be established from the supplied material. This is a published-document recovery, not live runtime verification. E0002 E0004

Elements

Relationships

Gaps

• The evidence does not enumerate actual Order lifecycle state labels. The shared state arrays and state-selection methods establish only that state-related data structures or APIs exist; they do not establish their values or meanings. E0001 E0002 E0004
• The “backlog” field is reported as part of an order view, but the evidence does not establish whether it is a lifecycle state, a Boolean/status flag, or another order attribute. E0003 E0004
• No supported transition can be modeled because order creation is described as implemented without a named resulting state, while order-status update is contradicted by implementation evidence showing an unimplemented operation. E0001 E0002 E0004
• The supplied material does not establish initial or terminal states, transition guards, permitted state values, or whether paid date, ship date, backlog, or invoice generation correspond to lifecycle transitions. E0002 E0003 E0004
• Follow-up evidence needed includes the Order/state schema, the concrete state values and their meanings, and an implementation or authoritative specification for order-status changes. E0001 E0002

Recovery limitations

• No supported relationships reconstructed.

Sources

• E0001 — SHA256 26c6795c3bc4cc1018c05a3a14a9e8bfd1a7ac99525d062262c695930de1f2d0
• E0002 — SHA256 94dd964106462ec595f965ac2acdca80c48d31234c90d9f93ef18c5d0f26cf01
• E0003 — SHA256 d6724e53cd2df11bbcdc4c2e6b8487fa7ffa2317a121b3ebae2594a6130343e0
• E0004 — SHA256 a7fa93a436c487d708267db6e5038c7415b98377a56232869519d6206a15e7e9