At the end of an Integration Services Shell (OLAPICMD) session, OLAPICMD may return a code generated by Integration Server. This return code may be a status code or may be an error code.
To interpret the meaning of a return code, refer to the unixrtcd.txt file or the winrtcd.txt file. The unixrtcd.txt file is located in the eis/server/docs directory on UNIX, and the winrtcd.txt file is located in the eis\server\docs directory on Windows.
The unixrtcd.txt file lists the return codes for UNIX, the corresponding Windows return code, and the associated message text. Because of a limitation in the number of return code values available for use on UNIX, some code numbers are used more than once. When you look up a return code number and find that it is used multiple times, you need to examine the messages for all instances of that return code number. Then you need to determine which message applies to your situation by understanding the context in which the problem occurred.
The winrtcd.txt file lists the return codes for Windows and the associated message text. The return code values in Windows are unique.
Table 15 shows examples of return codes on UNIX that are used more than once. Italicized words represent variable names inserted in the message text. Refer to the return code value and make a note of it in case you need to contact Oracle Technical Support with a problem.
For the complete list of return codes, refer to the unixrtcd.txt (located in the eis/server/docs directory on UNIX) and the winrtcd.txt file (located in the eis\server\docs directory on Windows).
Table 15. Examples of Multiple Instances of Integration Services Shell (OLAPICMD) Return Code Values for UNIX