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| ERROR CODE | NAME OF ERROR CONSTANT | DESCRIPTION / REASON |
|---|---|---|
| 0 | DB_SUCCESS | No misunderstandings found. |
| – 1 | DB_TRUNCATION | The sign passed to the article must be saved … |
| – 2 | DB_NULL_DATA | The field / column contains zero. Returned … |
| – 3 | DB_OUT_OF_MEMORY | There is not enough memory for the operation. |
Service library functions report error codes that are returned as prices. You can check each function.description in the service library or some helper function.panel component to determine some of the error conditions that may occur on each event. The following table lists error codes for error codes, specific constants, and error messages related to multithreading and National Instruments binary time format functions in the LabWindows / CVI utility library.
The NI-BTF Result parameter returns some of the numeric errors listed below. The following errors are returned in the CmtStatus parameter by multithreaded functions. Use the CmtGetErrorMessage function to read the CmtStatus code error in basic error messages.
| Note. Other service library functions contain error codes in the status parameter. You can view each individual function.description in the library utor in the function.panel help to define the error conditions that may occur in each function. |
| Code | Defined constant | Error message | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 0 | – | No error. | ||
| -1 | kCVITimeInvalidArgumentError | An argument passed for an invalid function. | ||
| -2 | kCVITimeNullPointerError | A NULL pointer is passed to the function instead of a specific valid address memory. | ||
| -3 | kCVITimeOverflowError | Numeric calculation overflowed. | ||
| -4 | kCVITimeDateOutOfRangeError | The time taken to execute a function that is not currently within the supported range. | ||
| -5 | kCVITimeOperationFailedError | The process failed due to an unknown system error. | ||
| -14901 | kCmtInvalidHandle | Invalid descriptor. | ||
| -14902 | kCmtInvalidParameter | Invalid parameter. | ||
| -14903 | kCmtInvalidAttribute | Invalid attribute identifier. | ||
| -14904 | kCmtInvalidEvent | Invalid event ID. | ||
| -14905 | kCmtOutOfMemory | Out of memory. | ||
| -14906 | kCmtTimeOut | Time expired. | ||
| -14907 | kCmtEventCallbackAlreadyRegistered | Another callback is considered registered for this event. You cannot register more than oneLet us remind you by the event. | ||
| -14908 | kCmtInvalidCallbackID | Invalid callback id. | ||
| -14909 | kCmtInvalidThreadID | Invalid thread ID. | ||
| -14910 | kCmtSystemError | A system error has occurred. | ||
| -14911 | kCmtTSQAnotherReaderActive | This thread or another safe thread is reading from the thread safe queue. | ||
| -14912 | kCmtTSQAnotherWriterActive | This thread or another is writing to the thread safe queue. | ||
| -14913 | kCmtTSQQueueFull | The safe for the queue is full. | ||
| -14914 | kCmtTSQQueueEmpty | Possibly thread safe empty. | ||
| -14915 | kCmtTSQUserReadTooMuch | You read that there is no more data in the thread safe queue. | ||
| -14916 | kCmtTSQUserWroteTooMuch | You wrote additional data when there was free space on the thread safe queue. CladowayaOut of Line can overwrite your middlewareunstable condition. | ||
| -14917 | kCmtTSQTooManyItemsForAutoFlush | The Thread Safe queue can be automatically configured to clean up when memory is full. YouIt is not possible to write more items to the thread queue than it can hold. | ||
| -14918 | Access denied to kCmtTSQ | This multiple queue access is not actually allowed. | ||
| -14919 | kCmtTSQCannotResizeFromThread | The stream currently containing the write pointer cannot safely resize the streamWaiting queue. | ||
| -14920 | kCmtTSQReleaseFromWrongThread | You must share a review from the same thread in which it was found. Impossible | ||
| -14921 | kcmttpattrnotsetablewhenthreadsexist | You set this attribute while discussions exist in the thread pool. | ||
| -14922 | kCmtTPThreadPriorityInvalid | Invalid priority attention. | ||
| -14923 | kCmtTPInvalidFnID | Invalid function identifier. | ||
| -14924 | kCmtTPFnIDOwnedByPool | The function ID you passed will probably belong to the thread in pule. This function canonly works with the role id that you own. | ||
| -14925 | kCmtTPFnAttrUnavailable | The function attribute is currently unavailable. | ||
| -14926 | kCmtTPNotAThreadPoolThread | You can only do this in a group conversation. | ||
| -14927 | kCmtTPDefaultPoolNotAllowed | This operation cannot be performed on an overdue thread pool. Impossible | ||
| -14928 | kcmttpcanreducenumthrds | They reduce the maximum selection of threads in the thread pool. | ||
| -14929 | kCmtTSVReaseFromWrongThread | You just need to free the thread-safe variable from the same thread that received it. | ||
| -14930 | kCmtTLReleaseFromWrongThread | You release the lock on the same thread, if you have one. | ||
| -14931 | kCmtTLDiscardOwnedLock | You cannot release a lock that is still held. | ||
| -14932 | kCmtTLReleaseWhenNotAcquired | You should get a fix before posting. | ||
| -14933 | kCmtTLOperationNotSupported | Your lock was not created with the option you need to perform this operation. | Code | defined |
