SQL Server

SQL Server Error Msg 11607 – Specifying database name for ‘%.*ls’ in a %ls statement is not allowed.

SQL Server Error Msg 1219 – Your session has been disconnected because of a high priority DDL operation.

SQL Server Error Msg 15395 – The qualified old name could not be found for item type ‘%s’.

SQL Server Error Msg 33187 – Internal enclave error. Enclave failed to decrypt a column value or parameter – invalid authentication tag. For more information, contact Customer Support Services.

SQL Server Error Msg 39120 – %s EXTERNAL LANGUAGE statement failed because it could not read from the physical file ‘%.*ls’: %ls.

SQL Server Error Msg 33110 – Cannot change database encryption key while an encryption, decryption, or key change scan is in progress.

SQL Server Error Msg 14843 – Copying remote database ‘%.*ls’ to remote database ‘%.*ls’.

SQL Server Error Msg 12115 – ADD COLUMN statement failed by the ELEVATE_ONLINE database scoped option. Column could not be added online.

SQL Server Error Msg 14872 – REMOTE_DATA_ARCHIVE_OVERRIDE hint not permitted on INSERT statements.

SQL Server Error Msg 5172 – The header for file ‘%ls’ is not a valid database file header. The %ls property is incorrect.

SQL Server Error Msg 2335 – %sNewline in character/string constant

SQL Server Error Msg 10645 – Warning: An existing resumable operation with the same options was identified for the same index on ‘%.*ls’. The existing operation will be resumed instead.

SQL Server Error Msg 14376 – More than one schedule named “%s” is attached to job “%s”. Use “sp_detach_schedule” to remove schedules from a job.

SQL Server Error Msg 46647 – seconds

SQL Server Error Msg 17197 – Login failed due to timeout; the connection has been closed. This error may indicate heavy server load. Reduce the load on the server and retry login.%.*ls

SQL Server Error Msg 41910 – Add/remove/modify of log files is not supported in SQL Database Managed Instance.

SQL Server Error Msg 21 – 931

SQL Server Error Msg 21835 – The index for the primary key ‘%s.%s’ is at least %d bytes. SQL Server supports a maximum key length of %d bytes. Reduce the number of columns in the primary key or redefine the columns to use smaller data types.

SQL Server Error Msg 18815 – Expecting %I64d bytes of data, but only %I64d were found in the transaction log. For more information, contact Customer Support Services.

SQL Server Error Msg 5575 – Operation ‘%ls’ failed with HRESULT: %ls in file ‘%hs’, line %d while executing sp_filestream_configure.