OEMatchedPairIndexStatus¶
This namespace contains constants representing status information returned from matched pair indexing.
BinaryIOError
This value indicates a serialization or deserialization issue during molecule fragmentation import or export.
CopyMolError
This value indicates that an internal error was encountered when attempting to copy the input structure for indexing manipulations.
Deactivated
This value indicates that an index loaded from serialization output encountered an internal loading failure and cannot be used as an active index.
DuplicateRecordID
This value indicates that the record id provided for the structure is already in use.
DuplicateStructure
This value indicates that the structure is already present in the index.
FragmentRangeFilter
This value indicates that the structure was not added to the index as a result of exceeding the allowed range of the indexable fragment filter.
FragmentationLimitFilter
This value indicates that the structure was not added to the index as a result of exceeding the number of allowed fragmentation bonds.
HeavyAtomFilter
This value indicates that the structure was not added to the index due to exceeding the heavy atom limit.
IncompatibleOptions
This value indicates that an internal mismatch in fragmentation arguments and those for the target OEMatchedPairAnalyzer instance was identified. Contact support@eyesopen.com with details.
NoError
This value indicates a successful indexing status.
NoFragmentationBonds
This value indicates the structure contains no fragmentation bonds.
NoStructure
This value indicates that the structure is empty, or contains no heavy atoms.
ProcessorError
This value indicates that the internal processing engine has rejected the structure for unspecified reasons.
ProcessorFilter
This value indicates that the internal processing engine has rejected the structure based on the filter steps prior to indexing. One possible reason for the rejection is the presence of one or more unspecified atom types in the structure being indexed.
Unspecified
This value indicates an abnormal indexing status return of an unspecified nature.