Add timedOut function to access reason in order outcome

Current Situation

• Users apply the timeout property for jobs to specify that the job should be terminated if the timeout is exceeded. Jobs terminate with return code 1 when exeeding the timeout.
• Users would like to check if a job was terminated due to timeout constraints or due to job errors.

Desired Behavior

• The timedOut function is offered for use with the predicate in an If Instruction. The function returns a Boolean value true that indicates if the previous job was terminated due to a timeout constraint. If the job did terminate for other reasons then the function returns the false value.
  • Example for checking job termination due to timeout constraints in an If Instruction:

    $returnCode != 0 && timedOut
    

• Use of the timedout function for a failed job requires use of the If Instruction inside the catch block of a Try/Catch Instruction.