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The Task Status is automatically set to Open (OPN) when a Task is created. When any work is logged against the Task the status is automatically updated from Open to Work (WRK).
The Task Status must be manually changed to Closed (CLS) when this Task ID no longer available to be used by a developer to modify objects. Closed Tasks retain a lock on any objects modified using this Task ID.
The final stage for a Task ID is to set it to Finished (FIN). This status must be manually assigned and effectively releases all objects which were locked to this Task ID.
Rules
Valid task status values are:

OPN

Task is Open.
Authorized developer can start to use the task.
Task status can be manually changed.
Task cannot be deleted.

WRK

Work has been performed using the Task ID.
Objects are locked to this Task ID.
Authorized developers can continue to use this Task Id to modify objects already locked to the Task ID or additional objects can be locked to the Task ID.
Task status can be manually changed.
Task cannot be deleted.

CLS

Task is Closed.
Objects modified using this Task ID are still locked to the Task ID.
Developers can no longer make changes to objects that are locked by this Task ID.
Task and associated objects can be exported.
Task status can be manually changed.
Task can be deleted.

FIN

Task is Finished.
Objects are no longer locked to this Task ID.
Task can be deleted.
Task status cannot be changed.

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The following is a summary table of the rules for tasks based on their status:

Status

Description

Change Status

Change Object

Object Locked

Export Task

Delete Task

OPN

Open

Y

Y

-

N

N

WRK

Work

Y

Y

Y

N

N

CLS

Closed

Y

N

Y

Y

Y

FIN

Finished

N

N

N

N

Y

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Task status is commonly used as follows:

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Also See
Tracked Objects
Transferring Object Locks
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