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class JS7Job extends js7.Job {

	processOrder(js7Step) {
    	// do some stuff  
		return;
        // ...
    }
}

Explanation:

• No specific measures apply. As in any As for every JavaScript function the return statement can be used to leave the processOrder() method prematurely.
• If the return statement is not used then the job terminates successfully when leaving the processOrder() method.

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• JavaScript Jobs can be configured to expect consider a number of return codes that are considered raise warnings.
• Such Any return codes will not fail the job but will result in a notification if specified with the job configuration.
  
  

The implementation of the a job that specifies a return code looks like this:

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• The getLogger().warn() method creates log output that qualifies as a warning.
• The getOutcome().setReturnCode() method is used to specify a return code:
  • Setting the return code in a JavaScript job Job does not raise an error. 
  • Return codes can be checked in a subsequent job or JS7 - If Instruction.
  • If the job configuration specifies one or more Return Codes on Warning and if the job's return code matches one of the values then a notification is created. Otherwise the job will terminate successfully without a warning.
• For details see JS7 - Job API.

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