Job Return Codes
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The result of every past job is sometimes represented by an integer: Job Return Code (RC). You can see the RCs:
in the command-line interface;
in the Job Monitor page and the Job Reports section of the desktop interface;
in job logs in the web interface.
The “rc” parameters are also used in the REST API.
The job RCs are defined as follows:
0
Success. The job was successful.
1
Job canceled. An operator terminated the job.
2
All backup tasks have completed and have been cataloged, but not all files have been successfully backed up.
4
Partial failure. One or more tasks failed; the successful tasks were cataloged.
8
No data. No files were backed up; during an incremental or differential backup no new or modified files were found; pre-script failed.
16
Fail. Job failed; no tasks cataloged.
32
Partial cancel. An operator terminated the job, but one or more tasks were successful and were cataloged.
64
A restore job that required hardware decryption completed successfully, but the tapes used are not secured.
99
Job failed.