RPT_ERROR Table

This table holds all the errors that were detected during the report log import process.

(This table is not shown in the reporting schema diagram.)

Column Name	Data Type	Data Length	Description	Constraints
CATALOG_ID	Integer	4	The ID of the imported report log in which the error was detected.	Not nullable.
ERROR_TIME	Integer	4	The time that the error occurred in the report log.	Not nullable.
ERROR_CODE	Integer	2	A numeric code that denotes the error that was detected. You can use this value to selectively process records from this table. 1001 denotes that the report log section did not have an END event, probably due to log corruption. 1002 denotes that the CONFIG line for a license line referenced by a feature list line could not be found. 1003 denotes that data for multiple vendor daemons was found in a single report log. 1004 denotes that the timestamps in a report log have been rolled back. 1005 denotes that no matching check-out event could be found for a check-in event in the report log. 1006 denotes that data for multiple host ids was found in a single report log. 1007 denotes that outstanding checkouts were not checked in by the end of the section. 1008 denotes that a denial event had no feature associated with it.	Not nullable.
SEVERITY	Integer	1	This numeric code denotes the severity of the error as determined by the report data loader. 0 (zero) denotes a low severity level, usually associated with a warning. The report data loader would attempt to handle the error in some manner by, for example, recovering the data as much as possible, and then the loader would proceed to process the rest of the report log. 1 denotes a fatal error. Typically, the report data loader would not proceed with the processing of the report log after a fatal error is detected and reported.	Not nullable.
DESCRIPTION	String	255	A text string describing the nature of the error that occurred. This string is not localized or localizable. It contains context-sensitive information about the error.	Not nullable.