Error Messages and Codes - Call-Level Interface Version 2

Teradata® Call-Level Interface Version 2 Reference for Workstation-Attached Systems

Product
Call-Level Interface Version 2
Release Number
17.10
Published
October 2021
Language
English (United States)
Last Update
2021-11-02
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Product Category
Teradata Tools and Utilities

CLIv2 LOB support error codes and associated messages:

  • CLI -389

    Multipart response mode is not supported by the Teradata server

    Explanation: A Response Mode of 'M' was specified but it is not supported by the requested Teradata server.

    Notes: None

    Remedy: Either do not specify Multipart Response Mode or specify a Teradata server that supports its use.

  • CLI-390

    Unrecognized value for Return-object option

    Explanation: The value for the Return-object option was not recognized.

    Notes: Supported values are 'D' (as Data), 'T' (as Transaction-related locator), and 'S' (as Spool-related locator).

    Remedy: Specify a supported value.

  • CLI-391

    Unrecognized value for Continued-data option

    Explanation: The value for the Continued-data option was not recognized.

    Notes: Supported values are 'F' (first continuation), 'I' (intermediate continuation), 'L' (last continuation), or 'C' (cancel continuation).

    Remedy: Specify a supported value.

  • CLI-392

    Inconsistent Continued-data option

    Explanation: The Continued-data option specification was inconsistent with the current continuation status. Either a first continuation was provided when a first continuation had already been provided, an intermediate continuation was provided when no first continuation had been provided, a cancel was requested when continuation was not in progress, or a second last continuation or cancel request was specified before fetching the result of the first.

    Notes: None

    Remedy: Specify a Continued-data option consistent with previous usage.