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Collecting Return Codes from CMOD utilities (view source)
Revision as of 14:02, 13 March 2023
, 14:02, 13 March 2023Added RC 768 for arsdoc return codes, updated descriptions for all other arsdoc errors and warnings.
(Updated CMOD Return Code 6 to describe failures like ARS1127E.) |
(Added RC 768 for arsdoc return codes, updated descriptions for all other arsdoc errors and warnings.) |
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|An error occurred with the specified request. For example: the user ID has an incorrect permission level, the specified folder does not exist, or the specified database field does not exist. | |Generic Error. An error occurred with the specified request. For example: the user ID has an incorrect permission level, the specified folder does not exist, or the specified database field does not exist. | ||
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|Unrecoverable error. For example, the operation failed, or the user cannot connect to the server. | |Unrecoverable error. For example, the operation failed, or the user cannot connect to the server due to it being down, or being unable to authenticate. | ||
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|Warning - A limited number of results were returned. You probably used the <code> -L # </code> parameter to limit the number of returned hits from your query. See: [http://www.odusergroup.org/forums/index.php/topic,3346.0 ODUG Forums Post] | |||
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Unfortunately, utilities like arsdb, arsload, arssockd, and arsxml don't have documented return codes in IBM's Content Manager OnDemand official documentation. However, it's safe to assume that a non-zero exit code means there was a warning or error encountered, and the results should be investigated. | Unfortunately, utilities like arsdb, arsload, arssockd, and arsxml don't have documented return codes in IBM's Content Manager OnDemand official documentation. However, it's safe to assume that a non-zero exit code means there was a warning or error encountered, and the results should be investigated. | ||