Tag: SQL Server Errors

SQL Server Error Msg 33421 – The object name ‘%.*s’ is not a valid FileTable object.

SQL Server Error Msg 4859 – Line %d in format file “%ls”: required attribute “%ls” is missing.

SQL Server Error Msg 17405 – An image corruption/hotpatch detected while reporting exceptional situation. This may be a sign of a hardware problem. Check SQLDUMPER_ERRORLOG.log for details.

SQL Server Error Msg 16955 – Could not create an acceptable cursor.

SQL Server Error Msg 4184 – Cannot retrieve table data for the query operation because the table “%.*ls” schema is being altered too frequently. Because the table “%.*ls” contains a filtered index or filtered statistics, changes to the table schema require a refresh of all table data. Retry the query operation, and if the problem persists, use SQL Server Profiler to identify what schema-altering operations are occurring.

SQL Server Error Msg 14868 – Inbound migration is in progress or paused. Migration direction outbound cannot be set at this time. Please retry after inbound migration is complete.

SQL Server Error Msg 8543 – Unable to commit a prepared transaction from the Microsoft Distributed Transaction Coordinator (MS DTC). Shutting down server to initiate resource manager (RM) recovery. When the RM recovers, it will query the transaction manager about the outcome of the in-doubt transaction, and commit or roll back accordingly.

SQL Server Error Msg The functions LEN and SUBSTRING with an argument in an SC collation are not supported with %S_MSG. – 15

SQL Server Error Msg 5060 – Nonqualified transactions are being rolled back. Estimated rollback completion: %d%%.

SQL Server Error Msg 21629 – The CLSID registry key indicating that the Oracle OLEDB Provider for Oracle, OraOLEDB.Oracle, has been registered is not present at the distributor. Make certain that the Oracle OLEDB provider is installed and registered at the distributor. For addition information, see SQL Server Error 21629 in Troubleshooting Oracle Publishers in SQL Server Books Online.

SQL Server Error Msg 1983 – Cannot create %S_MSG on view ‘%.*ls’. The function ‘%s’ yields imprecise results. Use a precise system function, or modify the user-defined function to return precise results.

SQL Server Error Msg 14908 – Cannot set REMOTE_DATA_ARCHIVE to OFF from ON. To retrieve remote data and turn off remote data archive, set REMOTE_DATA_ARCHIVE (MIGRATION_STATE = INBOUND). To turn off REMOTE_DATA_ARCHIVE without retrieving remote data, set REMOTE_DATA_ARCHIVE = OFF_WITHOUT_DATA_RECOVERY.

SQL Server Error Msg 35234 – Database name ‘%ls’ was specified more than once. Reenter the command, specifying each database name only once.

SQL Server Error Msg 1941 – Cannot create nonunique clustered index on view ‘%.*ls’ because only unique clustered indexes are allowed. Consider creating unique clustered index instead.

SQL Server Error Msg 13967 – Pseudocolumn ‘%.*ls’ is not supported for use as a partitioning column on a table or index.

SQL Server Error Msg The table variable “%.*ls” can not be passed to a stored procedure with the OUTPUT option. – 16

SQL Server Error Msg 39096 – Execution failed because its WITH clause specified different output columns from what ‘PREDICT’ function tries to return. The schema returned by ‘PREDICT’ function is ‘%ls’.

SQL Server Error Msg Accessing history table for memory optimized temporal table using the SERIALIZABLE isolation level is not supported while SYSTEM_VERSIONING is ON. – 16

SQL Server Error Msg 40986 – Source database ‘%s’ dropped on ‘%s’ does not exist on server ‘%s’ within the supported recovery period.

SQL Server Error Msg 21233 – Threshold value must be from 1 through 100.