Actionexecuted

Actionexecuted is a term used in computing and software engineering to indicate that a specific action has been completed by a system, process, or component. It is commonly used as a status flag, a field in logs, or as part of an event payload to record that the requested operation has been carried out. The exact meaning and behavior depend on the application's design and data model.

In practice, actionexecuted may appear as a boolean value, such as true or false, or as a timestamp that marks completion. In logs and audit trails, it helps correlate events and verify flow control. In API responses, a field named actionexecuted may reassure clients that the server has finished processing the action. Context matters: it might indicate successful completion, or simply that the action has been attempted.

Naming and standards: actionexecuted is not a universal standard name. Developers may choose alternatives such as actionExecuted (camelCase) or action_executed (snake_case) depending on language conventions. The exact semantics should be documented in a schema or API contract to prevent ambiguity.

Usage patterns include updating the flag after successful execution, emitting a log entry, or including the field in a response payload. Example: in JSON, { "action": "sendEmail", "actionexecuted": true, "timestamp": "2026-01-04T12:34:56Z" }.

See also: status flag, execution, audit log.