SQL Server

SQL Server Error Msg 16 – 12426

SQL Server Error Msg 14613 – The specified ‘%s’ cannot use commas (,) to separate addresses: ‘%s’. To continue, use semicolons (;) to separate addresses.

SQL Server Error Msg 45441 – Elastic server restore verification is not supported.

SQL Server Error Msg 19219 – A task to process a cryptographic handshake could not be enqueued.

SQL Server Error Msg 3616 – An error was raised during trigger execution. The batch has been aborted and the user transaction, if any, has been rolled back.

SQL Server Error Msg event session – 10

SQL Server Error Msg 21210 – The publication must be immediate_sync type to allow subscription copy.

SQL Server Error Msg 25601 – The Extended Event engine is out of memory.

SQL Server Error Msg 40684 – A seeding operation is already in progress for database ‘%ls’.

SQL Server Error Msg 14222 – Cannot rename the ‘%s’ operator.

SQL Server Error Msg 14586 – Only the owner of DTS Package ‘%s’ or a member of the sysadmin role may create new versions of it.

SQL Server Error Msg 15437 – Database successfully published using merge replication.

SQL Server Error Msg 21867 – ALTER TABLE SWITCH statement failed. The table ‘%s’ belongs to a publication which does not allow switching of partitions

SQL Server Error Msg 33017 – Cannot remap a user of one type to a login of a different type. For example, a SQL user must be mapped to a SQL login; it cannot be remapped to a Windows login.

SQL Server Error Msg 20086 – Publication ‘%s’ does not support the nosync type because it contains a table that does not have a rowguidcol column.

SQL Server Error Msg 9530 – In the XML content that is supplied for the column set column ‘%.*ls, the ‘%.*ls’ attribute on the element ‘%.*ls’ is not valid. Remove the attribute.

SQL Server Error Msg 9771 – The service broker manager is disabled in single-user mode.

SQL Server Error Msg 18391 – Reason: The login to SQL Azure DB failed due to empty username.

SQL Server Error Msg 10665 – ‘%.*ls’ with DROP_EXISTING option is not supported with %S_MSG option.

SQL Server Error Msg 6959 – Invalid definition, top level group definitions can not have model groups as siblings