All command-line administration commands generate a 0 (zero) return code when initiated successfully and a non-zero return code when an error occurs. All messages generated by command-line administration commands are prefixed with sd_sscmd.
For example:
sd_sscmd<4>: Command failed: Item remove error.
On Windows, the return code can be used to identify the reason for failure; on UNIX, the return code is either a 0, 1 or 2, indicating success, syntax error or semantic error, respectively.
The return codes listed in this section are generated when sd_sscmd is executed.
sd_sscmd<-1>: Syntax error.
sd_sscmd<0>: Command successfully executed.
sd_sscmd<1>: Command failed: Out of disk space.
sd_sscmd<2>: Command failed: No library path specified.
sd_sscmd<3>: Command failed: Item copy error.
sd_sscmd<4>: Command failed: Item remove error.
sd_sscmd<5>: Command failed: Volume not found.
sd_sscmd<6>: Command failed: Reg info could not be read.
sd_sscmd<7>: Command failed: Reg info not found.
sd_sscmd<8>: Command failed: Reg info not unique.
sd_sscmd<9>: Command failed: Internal error.
sd_sscmd<10>: Command failed: String conversion error.
sd_sscmd<11>: Software already registered.
sd_sscmd<12>: Software not found. Already deregistered?
sd_sscmd<13>: Too long path.
sd_sscmd<14>: Too long item name.
sd_sscmd<15>: Too long version string.
sd_sscmd<16>: Command failed: Batch file could not be opened.
sd_sscmd<17>: Timeout expired: Operation already in use
sd_sscmd<18>: Command failed: A delete operation failed
sd_sscmd<19>: Command failed: Unable to set permissions
sd_sscmd<20>: Command failed: Unable to create share
sd_sscmd<21>: Command failed: Unable to remove share
sd_sscmd<22>: Command failed: Server not running
sd_sscmd<23>: Command failed: File not found
sd_sscmd<24>: Command failed: Library not found
sd_sscmd<25>: Command failed: Previous Software Delivery installation not found
sd_sscmd<26>: Command failed: Item not found
sd_sscmd<27>: At least one operation failed
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