The warning messages are written to the Relay Server message log.
Many of the error messages contain the characters %1, %2, and so on. These characters are replaced by the parameters to the error message.
Each error has a numeric error code. The text of each error message contains a prefix describing the type of error or warning:
RSE Relay Server error.
RSF Relay Server fatal error. This causes a SQL Anywhere Monitor alert.
RSW Relay Server warning.
See alsoEach warning is assigned a level between 1 and 5. The following table explains each level:
| Level | Description |
|---|---|
| 1 | Server or high level ODBC warnings when a Relay Server starts or shuts down. |
| 2 | Synchronization and user level warnings when a synchronization starts and ends. |
| 3 | Schema level (including publications and tables) warnings. |
| 4 | Script and lower level ODBC warnings. |
| 5 | Table and row level warnings. |
Relay Server warning messages sorted by error code
Relay Server warning messages sorted by message text
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