Staging Process Errors (Master Data Services)
When the staging process is complete, all processed records in the staging tables have a value in the ErrorCode column. These values are listed in the following table.
Code |
Error |
Occurs When/Details |
Applies to Table |
---|---|---|---|
210001 |
The same member code exists multiple times in the staging table. |
Your staging batch includes the same member code multiple times. Neither member is created or updated. |
Leaf Consolidated Relationship |
210003 |
The attribute values references a member that does not exist or is inactive. |
When you stage domain-based attributes, you must use the code, rather than the name. Applies to ImportType 0, 1, and 2. |
Leaf Consolidated |
210006 |
The member code is inactive. |
ImportType = 1 and you specified a member code that doesn’t exist. |
Leaf Consolidated Relationship |
210032 |
The hierarchy name is missing or is not valid. |
The explicit hierarchy was not found or the HierarchyName value was blank. |
Consolidated Relationship |
210035 |
Because a code generation business rule does not exist, the MemberCode is required. |
When creating or updating members, a MemberCode is always required, unless you are using automatic code generation. For more information, see Automatic Code Creation (Master Data Services). |
Leaf Consolidated |
210036 |
Because a code generation business rule exists, the MemberCode is not required. |
When creating or updating members, a MemberCode is not required when you are using automatic code generation. However, you can specify a code if you choose. For more information, see Automatic Code Creation (Master Data Services). |
Leaf Consolidated |
210041 |
“ROOT” is not a valid member code. |
The MemberCode value contains the word “ROOT.” |
Leaf Consolidated Relationship |
210042 |
“MDMUNUSED” is not a valid member code. |
The MemberCode value contains the word “MDMUNUSED.” |
Leaf Consolidated Relationship |
210052 |
The MemberCode cannot be deactivated because it is used as a domain-based attribute value. |
When ImportType = 3 or 4, staging fails if the member is used as an attribute value for other members. Either use ImportType 5 or 6 to set the value to NULL, or change the values before running the staging process. |
Leaf Consolidated |
300002 |
The member code is not valid. |
Relationships: Either the parent or child member code does not exist. Leaf or Consolidated: ImportType = 3 or 4 and the member code does not exist. |
Leaf Consolidated Relationship |
300003 |
The member code already exists. |
ImportType = 1 and you used a member code that already exists in the entity. |
Leaf Consolidated |
210011 |
When RelationshipType is 1, the ParentCode cannot be a leaf member. |
Ensure that the ParentCode value is a consolidated member code. |
Relationship |
210015 |
The member code exists multiple times in the staging table for a hierarchy and a batch. |
For an explicit hierarchy, you specified the location of the same member multiple times in the same batch. |
Relationship |
210016 |
The relationship could not be created because it would cause a circular reference. |
This occurs when you try to assign a child as a parent. |
Relationship |
210046 |
The member cannot be a sibling of Root. |
This occurs when RelationshipType = 2 (sibling) and either the ParentCode or ChildCode is Root. Members cannot be at the same level as the Root node; they can only be children. |
Relationship |
210047 |
The member cannot be a sibling of Unused. |
This occurs when RelationshipType = 2 (sibling) and either the ParentCode or ChildCode is Unused. Members can only be children of the Unused node. |
Relationship |
210048 |
ParentCode and ChildCode cannot be the same. |
The ParentCode value is the same as the ChildCode value. These values must be different. |
Relationship |
210043 |
The TargetType_ID must be 1 (parent) or 2 (sibling). |
The TargetType_ID is neither 1 nor 2. |
Relationship |
210058 |
The import type is not valid. |
The import type is not valid. |
Leaf Consolidated |
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