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# Warnings: 1000-1999

Code | Warning | Description / Cause
1000 | No more data | No more data is available.
1001 | Output string truncated | The output string was truncated in lrd_to_printable, setting the last three characters to '...'.
1002 | Invalid data type or unprintable data | The specified data type is invalid or not printable (e.g., DT_VARRAW).
1003 | Invalid data for data type | For non-character data types, the data is invalid for the specified data type (e.g., 0x12BB for DT_DECIMAL)For character data types, the data contains unpredictable characters. This includes '\0' for types that are not null terminated such as DT_SF, DT_VARCHAR, DT_LONG_CHAR, DT_SF_STRIPPED_SPACES, DT_LONG_VARCHAR, DT_DISPLAY).
1004 | Next set available | The previous result set has ended and the next result set is available for lrd_fetch. No row is currently available.
1005 | NULL data | The host variable contains NULL data.
1007 | Invalid host variable length | An invalid length was specified for the host variable. This only applies to variable length data types where the length of the host variable and its prefix exceeds MAX SIZE.
1008 | Data truncated | In lrd_to_printable, the indicator variable associated with the host variable indicates that the data was truncated. The host variable was too short to contain the fetched data.
1009 | Operation failed | A call to a database routine failed, but the severity level|*LR_lrd_severity_levels>proc1 was set to WARNING OR the mliOpt1 and mliOpt2 combination in lrd_result_set, indicates an error in the original application.
1010 | Data in error | In lrd_to_printable, the return code variable associated with the host variable indicates an error in the data.
1011 | Missing terminator | A required null-terminator is missing.
1012 | Value was rounded off | The data's value was rounded off. For example: 1. When an underflow occurred for a numeric value, zero is assigned. 2. Nanoseconds were specified for the DT_DATETIME variable, for a database that does not support fractions of a second; the fraction is ignored.
1013 | Recoverable row error | A recoverable row error occurred when the current row was fetched. For example, a conversion error occurred when storing bound variables. In CtLib, the current ct_fetch generated a CS_ROW_FAIL return code.
1015 | No fetchable data | There is no more fetchable data from the current result set.
1016 | No result sets | There are no more result sets.
1017 | Parameter saved as null | A parameter was saved with a null value. References to this parameter may fail.
1018 | Parameter saved with invalid value | A parameter was saved with an invalid value. References to this parameter may fail.
1019 | Parameter not be saved | The specified parameter could not be saved; lr_param_save_bytes failed.
1020 | Failed attempt to close structure | An attempt was made to close a context, connection, or cursor that is not open.
1021 | Failed attempt to open structure | An attempt was made to open a context, connection, or cursor that is already open.
1022 | No fetchable result set is available | There is no active fetchable result set, but the script continued because LRD_ON_FETCHABLE_SET_ERR_CONT was issued.
1023 | "Success with Info" return code | The database operation returned a "success with info" return code.
1024 | "Need data" return code | The database operation returned a "need data" return code.
1025 | "Invalid handle" return code | The database operation returned an "Invalid handle" return code.
1026 | "Still executing" return code | The database operation returned a "still executing" return code.
1027 | "Continue" return code | The database operation returned a "continue" return code.
1028 | LRDBI handle mismatch | There was a mismatch in an LRDDBI handle, e.g., a different parent handle
1029 | Handle not allocated | A handle was not properly allocated.

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