The following table contains all the possible status messages that can be returned by the Teradata PT. The set of possible status messages returned by a specific Teradata PT function varies. See the Return Code column in Connection Class, Schema Class, and DML Group Class for the possible status messages returned by each function.
| Message | Status |
|---|---|
| CLI Error | A CLIv2 error has occurred. Values range from 300 to 500. |
| DBS Error | A database error has occurred. Values range from 2,000 to 8,000. |
| TPTAPI Error | A Teradata PT specific error has occurred. Values range from 10000 and up. |
| TD_Call_EndAcq | The Teradata PT driver is signaling to the user application that the acquisition method needs to be aborted due to an error. The application must immediately call the EndAcquisition function. In a multiple instance environment, if the main or one or more worker instances receives this status code, all instances must immediately proceed to call the EndAcquisition function. |
| TD_END_Method | The calling application may move on
to the next method. In export jobs, this status also signifies end
of data when returned by the GetRow or GetBuffer functions. In a multiple instance environment, the following must be done:
For more information, see Parallel Processing Return Codes. |
| TD_Error | An error has occurred. When an error occurs, the return value is equal to or greater than TD_Error. TD_Error is a generic error code. See error types included in this table for specific numeric error code ranges. |
| TD_Success | The function has completed successfully. |
| TD_SYNC_Barrier | Used in a multiple instance
environment. Signifies that the following must be done:
For more information, see Parallel Processing Return Codes. |
| TD_SYNC_TELINFO | Used in a multiple instance
environment. Signifies that the following must be done:
For more information, see Parallel Processing Return Codes. |
| TD_Unavailable | The data for an event is currently unavailable. |