Inside Symbian SQL: A Mobile Developer's Guide to SQLite

Appendix C. Symbian SQL Error Codes

Identifier	Value	Description
KSqlErrGeneral	−311	SQL error or missing database
KSqlErrInternal	−312	Internal logic error
KSqlErrPermission	−313	Access permission denied
KSqlErrAbort	−314	Callback routine requested an abort
KSqlErrBusy	−315	Database file is locked
KSqlErrLocked	−316	Table in a database is locked
KSqlErrNoMem	−317	Out of memory (not used in the current version of Symbian SQL)
KSqlErrReadOnly	−318	Attempt to write to a read-only database
KSqlErrInterrupt	−319	Operation terminated by sqlite3_interrupt
KSqlErrIO	−320	I/O error
KSqlErrCorrupt	−321	Database file image invalid
KSqlErrNotFound	−322	Table or record not found
KSqlErrFull	−323	Database is full
KSqlErrCantOpen	−324	Unable to open database file
KSqlErrProtocol	−325	Database lock protocol error
KSqlErrEmpty	−326	Database is empty
KSqlErrSchema	−327	Bad schema
KSqlErrTooBig	−328	Too much data for one row
KSqlErrConstraint	−329	Constraint violation
KSqlErrMismatch	−330	Data type mismatch
KSqlErrMisuse	−331	Library used incorrectly
KSqlErrNoLFS	−332	Uses operating system features not supported on host (not used in the current version of Symbian SQL)
KSqlErrAuthorization	−333	Authorization denied (not used in the current version of Symbian SQL)
KSqlErrFormat	−334	Auxiliary database format error (not used in the current version of Symbian SQL)
KSqlErrRange	−335	Bind parameter is out of range
KSqlErrNotDb	−336	Not a database file
KSqlErrStmtExpired	−360	SQL statement has expired and needs to be prepared again