I couldn't find the meaning of these error codes: 10003, 10452. Is there a link I can find them besides https://docs.thoughtspot.com/cloud/26.5.0.cl/reference?

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Solution: I couldn't find anything in the official ThoughtSpot documentation for a public reference page that maps internal numeric error codes like

10003

and

10452

to their meanings. What the official docs do expose are: - HTTP response codes for APIs - specific REST endpoint error responses - Visual Embed SDK error enums such as

EmbedErrorCodes

for embed scenarios, which are named constants rather than numeric server error catalogs. Docs: - REST API HTTP codes: https://developers.thoughtspot.com/docs/rest-api-getstarted#_http_status_codes - Embed SDK error enums: https://developers.thoughtspot.com/docs/Enumeration_EmbedErrorCodes So if you're looking for a general lookup table for backend/internal numeric codes like

10003

and

10452

, I don’t see an official public page for that in the current developer docs/reference. Best path: 1. Check the exact API/feature context where the code appeared. 2. Look at the full response payload or server log message around that code. 3. Open a ThoughtSpot Support case with: - cluster version - exact endpoint / UI workflow - full error payload - timestamp / request ID if available If you want, paste the full error response here and I can help narrow down what subsystem those codes likely came from. Suggestions: - The newer public developer docs are better starting points than the legacy reference URL: - https://developers.thoughtspot.com/docs - For REST APIs, the interactive v2 playground is also useful: - https://try-everywhere.thoughtspot.cloud/v2/#/everywhere/api/rest/playgroundV2_0 - If these codes came from an embed error event, check whether they are actually SDK error enums instead of server numeric codes. - If they came from a REST API response, the surrounding JSON often matters more than the numeric code alone. Docs: - ThoughtSpot Developer Docs: https://developers.thoughtspot.com/docs

Hi @Geovane, these are internal error codes that help us with debugging. Where are you seeing them? You should also be seeing a user-facing error message alongside those codes