The error table is primarily used to hold information about errors that occur while the database is trying to redistribute the data during the acquisition phase. If the database cannot build a valid primary index, some application phase errors may be put into this table.
The following table defines the Acquisition Error Table, with column entries comprising the unique primary index.
| Column | Data Type | Definition |
|---|---|---|
| ImportSeq | byteint | Sequence number assigned to the IMPORT command in which the error occurred. |
| DMLSeq | byteint | Sequence number assigned to the DML command in which the error occurred. |
| SMTSeq | byteint | Sequence number of the DML statement in the DML command that was being executed while this error occurred. |
| ApplySeq | byteint | Sequence number of apply clause in IMPORT command executing when error occurred. |
| SourceSeq | integer | The data row number in the client file that the DBC was building when the error occurred. |
| DataSeq | byteint | The data source where the record resides. |
| ErrorCode | char(255) | The database code for the error. |
| ErrorMsg | char | The corresponding error message for the error code. |
| ErrorField | smallint | The number of the field in error if it can be determined. |
| HostData | varbyte (63677) | The first 63,677 bytes of client data associated with the error. |
| LoadStartTime | The beginning of the job time. On restart, LoadStartTime is the beginning of the restart time. | |
| RowInsertTime | Indicates when the row is inserted into the Teradata TPump error table.
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