When creating indexing via nodejs SDK N1qlQuery I’m getting 5000/4300 in case it is already exists.
I guess 5000 is for existing primary index and 4300 is for existing GSI indexing (Could not find documentation for this) and could not find nodejs SDK exporting this.
Hey @aterem,
The list of possible error codes that you can received from a N1QL service is constantly evolving, and we are working on providing a list of possible error codes, but do not quite have it available yet. Perhaps @keshav_m could provide some more details on this.
You can track a relevant issue here:
https://issues.couchbase.com/browse/MB-16650
Cheers, Brett
Thanks @brett19, for responding.
It seems that the issue was created more than a year ago. Do you think it would be possible to share at least a partial and unofficial list of currently known error codes? This will be very helpful.
Amotz
You are describing MB-19358: n1ql errors on indexing operations should be tightened / expanded, but we currently can’t because n1ql only gets an error string from the indexer.
hi @aterem,
N1QL error codes will be documented in our next refresh (in couple of months). For now, you may refer to code: https://github.com/couchbase/query/tree/master/errors
-Prasad