- The database service specified by the
service parameter is not for an
Adaptive Server Enterprise database.
- The connection information for the database is invalid.
- The database table specified by the
table parameter does not
exist.
- The permutation parameter is specified
but one of the columns does not exist in the database
table.
- The database column datatype is not supported for a given
Event Stream Processordatatype.
- You did not specify the permutation
parameter, and the stream or window attached to the Adaptive
Server Enteprise Output adapter has a schema where the
order, names, or count of the columns are different from the
order, names, or count of the columns in the target database
table.
- The database contains a column that is not nullable and has
no default value defined in the database, and a column
mapping does not exist in the permutation for that
column.
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The Adaptive Server Enterprise Output adapter
fails to initialize and logs an error message to the Server log
file.
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- A row contains integer or
long or money values
that are too large to store in a given Adaptive Server
Enterprise column datatype.
- A row has a float value that fails to
convert to the target numeric or
decimal value.
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During message flow: - The row is rejected.
- The bad rows statistic is
incremented.
- An error message is logged to the Server
log file.
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- An Event Stream Processor
string value is longer than
the varchar or char database column into which
it is to be stored.
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During message flow: - The adapter truncates the string value.
- A warning message is logged to the Server log.
- The warning messages in the Server log file do not
contain any data from the rows truncated during message
flow.
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- An Event Stream Processor
binary value is longer than
the varbinary or binary database column into
which it is to be stored.
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During message flow: - The adapter rejects the row.
- An error message is logged to the Server log.
- The error messages in the Server log file do not contain
any data from the rows rejected during message
flow.
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- A row contains a duplicate primary key of a row that is
already in the database.
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The given row and all other rows in the current batch are
rejected and are not inserted into the database.
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- A batch contains a bad row.
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During message flow: - The individual row is discarded.
- The bad rows statistic is incremented.
- An error message is logged to the Server log file.
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