The event handler used to execute the EdgeWorkers function.

Returns one of the following values:
- - No event handler was executed
1 - onClientRequest
2 - onOriginRequest
3 - onOriginResponse
4 - onClientResponse
5 - responseProvider
6 - onBotSegmentAvailable

Indicates why the EdgeWorkers service was turned off.

Returns one of the following values:
- - Metadata indicated EdgeWorkers should be "on"
m - Metadata indicated EdgeWorkers should be "off"
i - Request was "internal" and as such shouldn't execute the EdgeWorkers function, such as:
SureRoute Test Object races, Intermediary Processing Agent requests, Request was not from End User (not CLIENT_REQ), Akamai Translate or Purge
n - Request not on supported network
s - Request was "denied" by a security product

Was the EdgeWorkers function successfully executed?

Returns one of the following values:
0 - No
1 - Yes

Indicates if the EdgeWorkers event handler execution returned an error.

Returns one of the following values:
1 - Successful execution
2 - Generic EdgeWorkers error
3 - Could not find the EdgeWorkers identifier
4 - Requested event handler was not implemented by the EdgeWorkers function
5 - A runtime or environment error prevented the EdgeWorkers execution
6 - Error during the EdgeWorkers execution, such as a JavaScript exception or error
7 - EdgeWorkers function timed out
8 - EdgeWorkers function hit memory limit
12 - The amount of CPU time consumed by the event handler exceeded the limit
13 - The wall time consumed by the event handler exceeded the limit
14 - The amount of CPU time consumed during initialization by the event handler exceeded the limit
15 - The amount of wall time consumed during initialization by the event handler exceeded the limit
22 - subWorker not enabled
23 - subWorker limit hit

All other error codes return a generic, unnamed or uncategorized value.

Indicates the request is hitting JavaScript log delivery limitations on the request. If the request has reached the rate limits , the request will be processed but no logs will be delivered.

Returns one of the following values:
0 - Logs could be delivered if configured
1 - Logging limits have been reached and no logs will be delivered on the request

Contains Continue on error related messages.

0 – Off: Feature not enabled in Property Manager.
1 – Enabled: Feature is enabled but no error triggered.
2 – Unable to continue (streaming started): could not proceed after streaming began.
3 – Continuing: continue on error is active, a handler fails, and the request continues execution.
4 – Unable to continue for other reasons: Indicates continue on error is enabled but could not complete.

The onBotSegmentAvailable handler can run at different execution points. This value indicates in which stage of processing the onBotSegmentAvailable handler ran.

- - onBotSegmentAvailable did not run
cB - ran in the client-request-body stage
iR - ran in the IPA Response stage

Metrics about the execution of the event handler, separated by a comma (,):

Initialization CPU Time - The amount of CPU time, in milliseconds, consumed during the event handler initialization.
Initialization Wall Time - The total duration, in milliseconds, of the event handler initialization.

The stage during which the EdgeWorkers function was executed.

Returns one of the following values:
S - Sub-request
c - onClientRequest
o - onOriginRequest
C - onClientResponse
O - onOriginResponse
R - responseProvider
b - onBotSegmentAvailable
m - Missing stage

Akamai edge server flow status during the execution.

Returns one of the following values:
a - subWorkers disabled
n - Normal flow
s - Akamai JavaScript execution engine not available
r - Termination request
T - Akamai edge server write timeout
t - Akamai edge server read timeout
e - EdgeWorkers returned error
f - EdgeWorkers had an error but Continue on Error was applied
E - Bad input from EdgeWorkers
u - Unexpected Termination Request for non-METHOD_GET method
m - Error in applying EdgeWorkers commands
c - EdgeWorkers result applied from cached results
o - Other

The error status code when a problem has occurred processing the EdgeWorkers request. This field will not be populated unless an error has occurred. If the Akamai edge server flow is n, this value will be empty.

Returns one of the following values:
2 - genericError - Unnamed or uncategorized error
3 - unknownEdgeWorker - Unknown EdgeWorker ID
5 - runtimeError - Error at runtime or environment prevented EdgeWorkers execution
6 - executionError - Error during EdgeWorkers execution, such as JavaScript exception or error
7 - timeoutError - EdgeWorkers timed out
8 - resourceLimit - EdgeWorkers hit preset memory limit
9 - ringBufferError - Error receiving or sending data through RingBuffer
10 - blocklisted - EdgeWorkers function is blocklisted by Akamai JavaScript execution engine
11 - bundleVersionUnavailable - EdgeWorkers code bundle unavailable for a particular version
12 - cpuTimeoutError - JavaScript exec CPU timed out
13 - wallTimeoutError - JavaScript exec Wall timed out
14 - initCpuTimeoutError - Init CPU timed out
15 - initWallTimeoutError - Init Wall timed out
16 - responseProviderCancelled - RP cancelled
17 - unsupportedResponseProviderMethod - responseProvider is attempting to run a method other than GET.
18 - EdgeWorker deleted - EdgeWorkers function deleted by user
19 - softwareTooOld - Software too old
20 - erpDrop - Request dropped due to ERP
21 - Error discovered by the Akamai edge server
23 - subWorker limit hit