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Chapter 4: Troubleshooting Error Messages • When Teradata TPump sends SQL statement to Teradata Database in Prepare mode, Teradata TPump treats warnings (messages sent back with SUCCESS parcels) as user errors and exits with error code 8. Error Messages Teradata Database error message gpt errors that can be fixed and resubmitted are 2631, 2639, 2641, 2834, 2835, 3110, 3111, 3120, 3127, 3178, 3598, 3603, and 8024. Teradata TPump ignores errors on Teradata SQL statements outside of the Teradata TPump task; that is, before the BEGIN LOAD command or after the END LOAD command. The Teradata TPump job continues and no return code is returned, although Teradata Database error messages are displayed. When Teradata TPump encounters errors caused by a Teradata Database failure, it neither terminates the job nor produces a return code. When Teradata Database recovers, Teradata TPump restarts the job and continues without user intervention. Teradata Database failure messages are 2825, 2826, 2827, 2828, 3897, and 8018. When one of these errors occur, a row is inserted into Teradata TPump’s error table for the statement or data record in question. If the error occurs for one of the statements in a multiple-statement request, the remaining statements are re-driven. The retryable errors are automatically retried up to 16 times if retry times are not specified. For the complete text and explanation of error messages, refer to Messages. A row is inserted into Teradata TPump’s error table for the statement in error. If the error occurs for one of the statements in a multiple-statement request, then the remaining statements are re-driven. These errors include the conditions listed in Table 29. Table 29: Teradata TPump Error Conditions Error Description 2603 Bad argument for SQRT function. 2604 Bad argument involving %TVMID.%FLDID for SQRT function. 2605 Bad argument for LOG function. 2606 Bad argument involving %TVMID.%FLDID for LOG function. 2607 Bad argument for LN function. 2608 Bad argument involving %TVMID.%FLDID for LN function. 2614 Precision loss during expression evaluation. 2615 Precision loss calculating expression involving %TVMID.%FLDID. 2616 Numeric overflow occurred during computation. 2617 Overflow occurred computing an expression involving %TVMID.%FLDID. 196 Teradata Parallel Data Pump Reference
Chapter 4: Troubleshooting Error Messages Table 29: Teradata TPump Error Conditions (continued) Error Description 2618 Invalid calculation: division by zero. 2619 Division by zero in an expression involving %TVMID.%FLDID. 2620 The format or data contains a bad character. 2621 Bad character in format or data of %TVMID.%FLDID. 2622 Bad argument for ** operator. 2623 Bad argument involving %TVMID.%FLDID for ** operator. 2650 Numeric Processor Operand Error. 2651 Operation Error computing expression involving %TVMID.%FLDID. 2665 Invalid date. 2666 Invalid date supplied for %TVMID.%FLDID. 2674 Precision loss during data conversion. 2675 Numerical overflow occurred during computation. 2676 Invalid calculation: division by zero. 2679 The format or data contains a bad character. 2682 Precision loss during data conversion. 2683 Numerical overflow occurred during computation. 2684 Invalid calculation: division by zero. 2687 The format or data contains a bad character. 2689 Non-nullable field was null. 2700 Referential constraint violation: invalid Foreign Key value. 2726 Referential constraint violation: cannot delete/update the Parent Key value. 2801 Duplicate unique prime key error in %DBID.%TVMID. 2802 Duplicate row error in %DBID.%TVMID. 2803 Secondary index uniqueness violation in %DBID.%TVMID. 2805 Maximum row length exceeded in %TVMID. 2814 Data size exceeds the maximum specified. 2816 Failed to insert duplicate row into Teradata TPump target table. This error occurs if MARK DUPLICATE INSERT/UPDATE ROWS is specified and a duplicate row is detected. Teradata Parallel Data Pump Reference 197
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