ThingsDB uses the following error codes:
Error | Code | Meaning |
---|---|---|
cancelled_err | -64 | Operation is cancelled before completion. |
operation_err | -63 | Operation is not valid in the current context. |
num_arguments_err | -62 | Wrong number of arguments. |
type_err | -61 | Object of inappropriate type. |
value_err | -60 | Object has the right type but an inappropriate value. |
overflow_err | -59 | Integer is too large to fit a 64 bit signed integer. |
zero_div_err | -58 | Trying a division or modulo by zero. |
max_quota_err | -57 | Some quota limit is reached. |
auth_err | -56 | Wrong credentials or a request while the connection is not authenticated. |
forbidden_err | -55 | You lack the privileges to do the request. |
lookup_err | -54 | Requested resource not found or index out of range. |
bad_data_err | -53 | Invalid data, for example an invalid data type used in a query. |
syntax_err | -52 | Syntax error in the query. |
node_err | -51 | At least one node has an issue while processing the request. |
assert_err | -50 | Assertion statement has failed. |
Internal errors cannot be caught nor raised by using ThingsDB code. Range -49 .. -1
is reserved for internal errors.
Error | Code | Meaning |
---|---|---|
RESULT_TOO_LARGE |
-6 | Result size limit is exceeded. See the configuration page to configure this limit. |
REQUEST_TIMEOUT |
-5 | Timeout during this request. |
REQUEST_CANCEL |
-4 | A request is cancelled. |
WRITE_UV |
-3 | Write to stream error. |
MEMORY |
-2 | Memory allocation error. |
INTERNAL |
-1 | General internal error. |
The range -127 .. -100
is attended to be used for custom error codes.
See err(..) and alt_raise(..) for more information on how to use custom error codes.