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Your problem is likely to be the value being returned in @ERROR.
What is happening is that the API is returning either a negative value, or a very large unsigned integer which appears to be negative when stored in a signed data type.
If you pass a negative value to "Exit" it will cause the missing script error - KiXtart has done this for as long as I can remember.
You can create a very simple test script with "Exit -1234" which will exhibit the same error.
If you display the value of @ERROR you will probably find it is negative.
The solution is to cast @ERROR to a non-negative integer if you want to use it when exiting the script.
If you use Exit with a negative value internally in a script there is no problem and the value is preserved. It is only a problem when exiting KiXtart.
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