Exit status of scripts

This section describes the exit status for a script execution.

For information about the message codes and exception messages of connectors, refer to Message codes, exception messages, and limitations for connectors.

Overview of the exit status

The exit status is a value returned to the tool that executed the script when the script ends.

When the return value for the End operation of the script is specified, that value is returned. When no value is specified, the return value specified automatically by the system is returned.

10000 or more

System-defined successful completion.

These values are reserved as the exit status for system-defined successful completion.

1 to 9999

User-defined successful completion.

These values are used as the exit status for user-defined successful completion. When a value from 1 to 9999 is specified as the return value for the End operation, this value is used as the exit status.

0

Successful completion (default).

This value indicates the exit status for default successful completion.

–1 to –9999

User-defined error.

These values are used as the exit status when a user-defined error occurs. When a value from –1 to –9999 is specified as the return value for the End operation, this value is used as the exit status.

–10000 or less

System-defined error.

These values are reserved as the exit status when a system-defined error occurs.

–10101: The exit status returned when component execution fails.
–10102: The exit status returned when script loading fails.
–10103: The exit status returned when the script input value is invalid.
–10104: The exit status returned when the script is rolled back.
–10105: The exit status returned when script execution is interrupted.
–10201: The exit status returned when script execution fails due to a transaction failure.
–10301: The exit status returned when the user doesn't have the permission to execute the script.
–20001: The exit status returned when script execution fails due to an unidentified cause.
–20002: The exit status returned when script execution fails due to an unexpected failure.
–20003: The exit status returned when the connection fails.
–20004: The exit status returned when a problem occurs in thread management.
–20005: The exit status returned when the specified timeout period expires before the script ends.