Return Code for scenario execution

When we execute an interface,package or scenario.
We can go in execution tab and see the start time , end time and Return code which has values like 0,7000,1722,1777 etc.
This value is fetched from odi system table :-snp_sess_task_log.
This table contains the log status for an execution . it contains start time, end time ,status code and all.
My problem is that i want to know which table stores the status code that table snp_sess_task_log picks from.
I mean is there any master table containing all the error codes/status codes that can occur in a scenario execution?

I mean is there any master table containing all the
error codes/status codes that can occur in a scenario
execution?The code and the message come from the RDBMS...
But they are stocked on a table after raising.
Try this on your work rep connexion:
SELECT *
FROM SNP_STEP_LOG L, SNP_SESS_STEP SS,SNP_SESSION S,SNP_EXP_TXT X
WHERE
L.SESS_NO = SS.SESS_NO AND
L.NNO = SS.NNO AND
S.SESS_NO = L.SESS_NO AND
STEP_STATUS = 'E' AND
L.I_TXT_STEP_MESS=X.I_TXT

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