This section describes the standard LSAPI status code constants. They are listed in alphabetic order.
| Constant | Status Value | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| LS_AUTHORIZATION_ UNAVAILABLE | 0xC0001005 | The license system has no license resources to complete the request. |
| LS_BAD_ARG | 0xC000100E | One or more of the arguments is incorrect. |
| LS_BAD_HANDLE | 0xC0001001 | The handle used on the call does not describe a valid license system context. |
| LS_BAD_INDEX | 0xC000100B | An invalid index was specified in a call to the LSEnumProviders or the LSQuery function. |
| LS_BUFFER_TOO_SMALL | 0xC000100D | Either the buffer pointed to by the Buffer parameter in the LSGetMessage function is too small to accommodate the text string to be returned, or the challenge data structure is too small to accommodate the challenge response. |
| LS_INSUFFICIENT_UNITS | 0xC0001002 | The license system cannot locate enough available license resources to complete the request. |
| LS_LICENSE_EXPIRED | 0x8000100C | The license associated with the current context has expired. This may be due to a time restriction on the license. |
| LS_LICENSE_TERMINATED | 0xC0001004 | The license system has determined that the resources used to complete a previous request are no longer granted to the calling software. |
| LS_LICENSE_UNAVAILABLE | 0xC0001006 | The license system has license resources that could complete the request, but they were not available at the time of the request. |
| LS_NETWORK_ UNAVAILABLE | 0xC0001008 | The network is unavailable. |
| LS_RESOURCES_ UNAVAILABLE | 0xC0001007 | The request cannot be completed because of insufficient resources, such as memory. |
| LS_SUCCESS | 0x0 | The function completed successfully. |
| LS_SYSTEM_UNAVAILABLE | 0xC0001003 | A license system cannot be found to carry out the called function. |
| LS_TEXT_UNAVAILABLE | 0x80001009 | An error occurred while looking up an error message string with the LSGetMessage function. |
| LS_UNKNOWN_STATUS | 0xC000100A | An unrecognized status code was passed to the LSGetMessage function. |
These values are 32-bit unsigned values. The value is divided into 3 fields. The format of these fields with their bit positions are shown following.
| Field | Meaning |
| 31 - 30 | The high-order 2 bits indicate a severity code. Possible values include the following: |
| 00 success | |
| 01 information | |
| 10 warning | |
| 11 error | |
| 29 - 16 | The middle 14 bits are reserved, and must equal zero. |
| 15 - 0 | The low-order 16 bits are a unique value LSAPI assigns to indicate the area responsible for the condition, error, or warning. |