Here is a list I have for codes specific to the throttle body:

ECM-9200, ECM-9210, ECM-921C, ECM-921D, ECM-9220, ECM-922C, ECM-925C, ECM-925D, ECM-926C, ECM-926D, ECM-9270, ECM-9280, ECM-92B0, ECM-92CC, ECM-92CD, ECM-92D0

Any idea which one you have?

As to why resetting the battery clears it for now? If I understand it correctly, the throttle body expects a very accuracy from itself and if its slightly off it registers a fault. As the faults build it will set a code. Taking the battery off for a few hours will reset the computer and the counters, making it OK for the time being. I'm not going to put a time table on when (or if) the code will come back.

Also, most of the codes above have these three sources in common (and many have other possibilities): dirty throttle, bad connection, bad throttle body. If it was a bad connection and it got jiggled around then resetting will remove the code until conditions are just like it was before the code was set. The car runs tests on itself to figure out if there is still a problem. One pass does not shut off the codes, but it takes several, so you'd experience the problem until it decides everything is OK.
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