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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. | ||
== Capturing the Return Code from IBM CMOD ARSLOAD command on UNIX / Linux == | == Capturing the Return Code from IBM CMOD ARSLOAD command on UNIX / Linux == | ||