SYNCML return codes
List of SYNCML return codes.
Class | Code | Error Name | Description |
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Success / Info |
100 | HTTP_ERRCODE_ DISPLAY: | Additional info on event |
200 | HTTP_ERRCODE_ UPDATE_OK | An itemwas updated successfully. | |
201 | HTTP_ERRCODE_ CREATE_OK | An itemwas created successfully. | |
304 | HTTP_ERRCODE_ NOT_MODIFIED | Cannot modify synchronized item or there is no need to modify it. | |
Error |
204 | HTTP_ERRCODE_ NODATA |
No data to synchronize (or reps/persons are duplicated or unknown). Note: At least one of recipients/attendees must be defined as a person or a company and one
as a rep.
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206 | HTTP_ERRCODE_ PARTIAL_DATA | Malformed (partial) data to synchronize. | |
207 | HTTP_ERRCODE_ MERGE_CONFLICT | Cannot merge changes. | |
300 | HTTP_ERRCODE_ MULTI_CHOICE |
Too many items to synchronize with or multiple persons/reps to assign an item to. Note: most likely there are two or more persons/reps with the samee-mail address
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400 | HTTP_ERRCODE_ BAD_REQUEST | Unknown request. | |
401 | HTTP_ERRCODE_ INVALID_CREDS | Invalid user credentials (or user is not allowed to perform synchronizations e.g. user is in not defined as Rep in Aurea CRM). | |
403 | HTTP_ERRCODE_ FORBIDDEN_OPERA | TION Requested operation is forbidden | |
404 | HTTP_ERRCODE_ NOT_FOUND | Cannot find item to update or synchronize with | |
410 | HTTP_ERRCODE_ GONE |
Synchronized item has already been deleted. Note:This code is also used as response to CRM.interface <Get> requests in case when an item has already been deleted in Outlook by a user - it is not a real error code in such a case. |
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412 | HTTP_ERRCODE_ INCOMPLETE_COMM | AND Malformed or incomplete command | |
415 | HTTP_ERRCODE_ UNSUPPORTED | Unsupported operation | |
CRM.interface internal codes | 500 | HTTP_ERRCODE_ FAILED | Internal HTTP operation failed |
501 | HTTP_ERRCODE_ NOT_IMPLEMENTED | Functionality not implemented | |
506 | HTTP_ERRCODE_ PROCESSING_ERRO | R Internal processing error | |
511 | HTTP_ERRCODE_ SERVER_FAILURE | General server failure |