SQL Server

SQL Server Error Msg 12104 – ALTER DATABASE CURRENT failed because ‘%.*ls’ is a system database. System databases cannot be altered by using the CURRENT keyword. Use the database name to alter a system database.

SQL Server Error Msg 23998 – Not enough memory available in the system to process the request.

SQL Server Error Msg 10673 – Cannot resume index creation due to incorrect persisted state found. Please ABORT the operation and try again.

SQL Server Error Msg 16906 – Temporary storage used by the cursor to store large object variable values referred by the cursor query is not usable any more.

SQL Server Error Msg 0 – 13139

SQL Server Error Msg 7222 – Only a SQL Server provider is allowed on this instance.

SQL Server Error Msg WRITETEXT – 10

SQL Server Error Msg 33158 – Database credentials are not supported in master database.

SQL Server Error Msg 6830 – FOR XML AUTO could not find the table owning the following column ‘%.*ls’ to create a URL address for it. Remove the column, or use the BINARY BASE64 mode, or create the URL directly using the ‘dbobject/TABLE[@PK1=”V1″]/@COLUMN’ syntax.

SQL Server Error Msg 6998 – Invalid type definition: Type or content model ‘%s’ is too complicated. It may be necessary to reduce the number of enumerations or the size of the content model.

SQL Server Error Msg 18812 – Can not lock the database object in article cache.

SQL Server Error Msg 30104 – Invalid matrix name.

SQL Server Error Msg 16 – 12444

SQL Server Error Msg 4312 – This log cannot be restored because a gap in the log chain was created. Use more recent data backups to bridge the gap.

SQL Server Error Msg 8479 – Used by test in failpoint simulation.

SQL Server Error Msg 1945 – Warning! The maximum key length for a %S_MSG index is %d bytes. The index ‘%.*ls’ has maximum length of %d bytes. For some combination of large values, the insert/update operation will fail.

SQL Server Error Msg 10 – 13810

SQL Server Error Msg 1786 – Either column ‘%.*ls.%.*ls’ or referencing column ‘%.*ls.%.*ls’ in foreign key ‘%.*ls’ is a timestamp column. This data type cannot be used with cascading referential integrity constraints.

SQL Server Error Msg 41903 – FILENAME option is not allowed in SQL Database Managed Instance.

SQL Server Error Msg 4996 – Change tracking is already enabled for table ‘%.*ls’.