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Command line exit codes
When a script that has been executed from the command line ends, a number is displayed in the command prompt window. This number is an exit code. If the script ends unexpectedly, this exit code can help you find the cause of the error. A more detailed explanation of what caused a specific exit code may be in the log file.
The exit codes are as follows:
|
Exit code |
Meaning |
|---|---|
|
0 |
No error. The script executed successfully. |
|
-1 |
A registry key or file required for Command Manager was not found. |
|
1 |
Command Manager was unable to load and prepare its operating environment. |
|
2 |
The command line parameters could not be parsed. |
|
3 |
Your Command Manager license has expired. You can view license information in License Manager. |
|
4 |
Command Manager was unable to establish a connection to Intelligence Server. |
|
5 |
Command Manager was unable to establish a connection to Narrowcast Server. |
|
6 |
The script contained a syntax error. |
|
8 |
Intelligence Server returned an error. |
|
9 |
Narrowcast Server returned an error. |
|
10 |
A file-related operation failed. For example, the script may have tried to write to a read-only file, or read from a file that does not exist. |
|
12 |
The script contains a statement that is not supported in Command Manager Runtime. For a list of statements available to Command Manager Runtime, see List of statements supported in Command Manager Runtime. |
|
15 |
The script file is empty. |
Related Topics
Executing a script from the command line