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Concurrent request completed error with final stage error

Concurrent request completed error with “The outcome was determined by the final stage”.

Cause:

The cause could be either Printer issue or Stage issue.

A. Printer issue

Landscape-Seeded for that concurrent request" printstyle needs to be mapped to the users printer.

B. To set the starting stage, follow these steps:

1. Logon to the Application using your System Administrator Responsibility.

2. Navigate to Concurrent Set.

3. Query and find Set: W2 Register

4. Select the Link Stages button.

5. Set the Start Stage field.

6. Select Save.

Solution:

System administer needs to do the following:

1.print style mapped to users printer.(Ref Doc Id:296019.1) or

2.Change the user printer through printer profile option

Comments

Jack said…
It is good to see description on concurrent request completed error with final stage error. You explained everything step by step. All you need to do is just follow the steps and then see the result. I think this is an easy way. Thanks.
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