Some of the generic conditions also have country specific messages. The condition number is the same for all countries.
Whenever you call Bank Wizard, conditions of varying severity can be returned. Most conditions are generic (that is returned by more than one country), however some are country specific, (that is returned by only one country), these have a code of 64 or higher. The exact conditions returned depend upon the service called and the country for which you are performing the check.
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Some of the generic conditions also have country specific messages. The condition number is the same for all countries. |
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If you are implementing multiple countries, use the generic condition whenever possible to reduce the complexity of your application. |
All conditions use a standard naming convention:
BWX_S_Name
Where
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is I for conditions used by the main Bank Wizard core. |
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is either the severity of the condition for global and generic conditions: F for Fatal, E for Error, W for Warning, and I for Information. |
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Condition name. This is related to the issue that caused the condition. |
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Your application must deal with all fatal conditions. Conditions returned during initialisation are included in the event log. |
When initialising Bank Wizard or making any function call, the following conditions can be returned for all countries:
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Fatal conditions |
All countries Show key |
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During initialisation |
During any function call |
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BWI_F_BADKEY (5) |
✔ |
✖ |
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BWI_F_DEPVER (6) |
✔ |
✖ |
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BWI_F_EXLIC (4) |
✔ |
✖ |
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BWI_F_INTERNAL (7) |
✖ |
✔ |
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BWI_F_NOBWIMAIN (100) |
✔ |
✖ |
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BWI_F_NOCOUNTRY (2) |
✖ |
✔ |
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BWI_F_NOINI (1) |
✔ |
✔ |
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BWI_F_NOLIC (3) |
✔ |
✖ |
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BWI_F_NOMEM (8) |
✔ |
✔ |
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✔ |
✔ |
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Error conditions |
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BWI_E_EXLIC (300 + country number) |
✔ |
✖ |
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BWI_E_TABLE_MISSING (1 + country number) |
✔ |
✖ |
Warning conditions |
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BWI_W_30DAY (1 + country number) |
✔ |
✖ |
See also
