FairCom RTG COBOL Edition User's Guide

Driver Error Codes

The table below lists the logical error codes logged by the driver in the log file and returned by ctutil. These errors are generated internally by the driver and are converted into an error to be returned to the application. They do not match any standard COBOL error codes.

The error codes logged by the driver in the log file are formatted as follows:

THREAD> DATE T TIME SRC:LINE:FUNCTION TYPE E1:E2:E3 MESSAGE

For example:

00002038> 20150506T105656 api:5248:ctl_regins ERROR 19:133:0 INTISAMX(1280,32,64,1280,1,,(not displayed),FAIRCOMS)

The first part of the message is the thread ID. The next part is a date-time stamp. DATE is formatted as yyyymmdd followed by T and then the TIME formatted as hhmmss:

20140312T081659 = March 12, 2014 at 8:16:59 AM.

The next part of the message (SRC:LINE:FUNCTION) indicates the source module, line number, and function returning the error, which may be required by FairCom Support:

SRC: Columns 16-20 acronym for source module where the error is logged (usually add ctcb in front to get the actual source module name)
LINE: Columns 22-25 line number where the error has been logged (usually just after it is generated)
FUNCTION: Columns 27-36 function name where the error has been logged

For example:

api:4397:ctl_regins

Columns 38-42 indicate the event type: ERROR, WARNG, INFO, PROFL, DEBUG.

Following the ERROR event type, you will see three numbers delimited by colons (":"). These numbers indicate the following in the order listed:

E1: Logical driver error (see the table below)
E2: c-tree isam_err/uerr_cod (see the appropriate manual, such as the FairCom DB Programmer's Reference Guide)
E3: c-tree sysiocod

For example, ERROR 19:133:0 indicates COBOL error 19 (CTE_INTERFACE), FairCom DB error 133 (ASKY_ERR), and sysiocod 0.

The final part of the message is internal information (the failing function and the function arguments), for example:

INTISAMX(1280,32,64,1280,1,a)

Below are examples of other event types:

20140725T165133 api:0436:ctl_init INFO configuration file: ctree.conf

20140725T165133 api:0437:ctl_init INFO client version:10.5.0.28751-140717 id:34

20140725T165133 api:4706:ctl_setins INFO server version:10.5.0.28751-140717 id:34

20140725T165908 core:0611:cts_make DEBUG FILE created: custmast

20140725T165908 api:5492:ctl_conffi DEBUG FILE "custmast" matches <file> #0

20140725T165908 fsi:0576:ct_make2 PROFL 079310 counts on file:custmast

20140725T170057 api:1926:ctl_open2 WARNG transaction configuration mismatch: <transaction>no</transaction> but file is ctPREIMG

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FairCom RTG Error Codes

Symbolic	Error Code	Description
CTE_NO_ERROR	0	Operation completed successfully
CTE_SYS_ERR	1	System error
CTE_PARAM_ERR	2	Parameter not correct
CTE_TOO_MANY_FILES	3	Too many files open. Check the FILES keyword in the configuration file
CTE_MODE_CLASH	4	File is open read-only
CTE_REC_LOCKED	5	Record locked by another user
CTE_BROKEN	6	File is corrupt. Rebuild it or restore it from a backup
CTE_DUPLICATE	7	Duplicate record not allowed
CTE_NOT_FOUND	8	Record not found
CTE_UNDEF_RECORD	9	Record position not set
CTE_DISK_FULL	10	Write error
CTE_FILE_LOCKED	11	File locked by another user
CTE_MISMATCH	13	File definition mismatch
CTE_NO_MEMORY	14	Out of memory error
CTE_MISSING_FILE	15	File not found
CTE_PERMISSION	16	User does not have appropriate access permission
CTE_NO_SUPPORT	17	Unsupported functionality
CTE_INTERFACE	19	Interface error, check FairCom DB error code (you may need to activate the error logging in ctree.conf and view the error log)
CTE_MODE_CLASH_W	23	File is open write-only
CTE_MODE_CLASH_RW	24	File is not open for read and write
CTE_AT_END	25	End of file
CTE_SYNTAX_ERR	31	Configuration syntax error
CTE_CONFIG_ERR	32	Configuration error
CTE_ENCRYPTED	33	Operation not allowed. File is encrypted
CTE_REDIRINST	34	Unexpected reference to redir instance
CTE_NOT_SQL	35	Server/database is not SQL
CTE_MISSING_TABLE	36	SQL table not found
CTE_INCOMPATIBLE	37	Client/server incompatibility
CTE_FILE_EXISTS	38	File already exists
CTE_NO_TRANSACTION	39	No active transaction
CTE_NOT_MODIFIABLE	40	Key is not modifiable
CTE_NOT_CTREE_FILE	41	Unknown file format
CTE_TRAN_EXIST	42	Transaction already active
CTE_XDD_RULE_ERR	43	XDD rule error

FairCom RTG SQL Access Errors

The FairCom RTG solution is enabled through a server-side callback module, which implements c-treeDB callback routines. Errors that occur within these routines generate a standard c-treeDB error code that is context sensitive to this implementation. Here is a list of possible return codes from this module, and their meaning in FairCom RTG XDD handling.

Symbolic	Error Code	Description
CTDBRET_CALLBACK_1	4109	Could not find schema in XDD
CTDBRET_CALLBACK_2	4110	Record length does not match extended data definitions
CTDBRET_CALLBACK_3	4111	Invalid or corrupted XDD resource
CTDBRET_CALLBACK_4	4112	Syntax error parsing extended data definitions
CTDBRET_CALLBACK_5	4113	Internal error
CTDBRET_CALLBACK_6	4114	Could not find field in XDD
CTDBRET_CALLBACK_7	4115	Could not find filter in XDD
CTDBRET_CALLBACK_8	4116	Too many schemas in XDD
CTDBRET_CALLBACK_9	4117	Error setting filter condition on schema
CTDBRET_CALLBACK_10	4118	Field value conversion error
CTDBRET_CALLBACK_11	4119	Unsupported CLOB/BLOB definition in XDD
CTDBRET_CALLBACK_12	4120	Index not supported on field type
CTDBRET_CALLBACK_13	4121	Missing or bad dbtype information in XDD
CTDBRET_CALLBACK_14	4122	Invalid filter key settings in XDD
CTDBRET_CALLBACK_15	4123	"Regular" field found after virtual fields in the XDD <schema> (in earlier releases: Invalid field default settings in XML definitions)
CTDBRET_CALLBACK_16	4124	Not used
CTDBRET_CALLBACK_17	4125	Key definition does not match XDD information
CTDBRET_CALLBACK_18	4126	Missing or bad value in XDD
CTDBRET_CALLBACK_19	4127	Internal error (unexpected field type)
CTDBRET_CALLBACK_20		Not used