Work process status (DP_WAIT_REASON)

Every work process can get status as per what it is doing.

DP_WAIT_REASON is an enumeration of all possible wait reasons.

NO_WAITING = 0, Session does not wait
WAITING_FOR_DEBUG_IO = 1, Session waits for debugger input
WAITING_FOR_RFC = 2, Session waits for RFC response
WAITING_FOR_ENQUEUE = 3, Session waits for enqueue response
WAITING_FOR_VB = 4, Session waits for update response
WAITING_FOR_SPO = 5, Session waits for spool
WAITING_FOR_ADM = 6, Session waits for adm message response
WAITING_FOR_NO = 7, Session waits for number range buffer response
WAITING_FOR_GUI = 8, Session waits for gui input
WAITING_FOR_PRIV = 9, Session is hold because of private memory
WAITING_FOR_VB_ADM = 10, Session waits for update admin message response
WAITING_FOR_SERV_LIST = 11, Session reads the server list
WAITING_FOR_GWMON = 12, Session waits for gateway monitor response
WAITING_FOR_SNC = 13, Session waits for return of blocking snc call
WAITING_FOR_USER_LOCK = 14, Session is locked for a dedicated user
WAITING_FOR_TIMEOUT = 15, Session sleeps
WAITING_FOR_MS = 16, Session waits for a message to be send
WAITING_FOR_OS = 17, Session waits for execution of an operation system command
WAITING_FOR_MSGOPCODE = 18, Session waits for execution of an msg server action
WAITING_FOR_ARFC = 19, Session waits for ARFC execution
WAITING_FOR_RPC = 20, Session waits for response of an remote action
WAITING_FOR_VB2 = 22 Session waits for update 2 response