Tag: SQL Server Errors

SQL Server Error Msg 28919 – Duplicate brick id <%d> detected in configuration file.

SQL Server Error Msg 21886 – The remote server name returned was null.

SQL Server Error Msg 19482 – The port number, %u, that is specified is invalid. Valid port numbers range from 1 to 65535, inclusive. Select a port number in this range. If a port number is not provided, the default number 1433 is used.

SQL Server Error Msg 6109 – SPID %d: transaction rollback in progress. Estimated rollback completion: %d%%. Estimated time remaining: %d seconds.

SQL Server Error Msg 9817 – The specified column set value causes the estimated row size to be at least %d bytes. This exceeds the maximum allowed row size of %d bytes. To reduce the row size, reduce the number of columns specified in the column set.

SQL Server Error Msg 28063 – A corrupted message has been received. A required variable data field is not present: %S_MSG. This occurred in the message with Conversation ID ‘%.*ls’, Initiator: %d, and Message sequence number: %I64d.

SQL Server Error Msg 27257 – There is no active worker agent.

SQL Server Error Msg 19458 – The WSFC nodes that host the primary and secondary replicas belong to different subnets. DHCP across multiple subnets is not supported for availability replicas. Use the static IP option to configure the availability group listener.

SQL Server Error Msg 13966 – A recursive quantifier expression exceeds the limit of %d. Consider the ‘+’ syntax instead.

SQL Server Error Msg 6600 – XML error: %.*ls

SQL Server Error Msg 21274 – Invalid publication name ‘%s’.

SQL Server Error Msg 46605 – LOCATION

SQL Server Error Msg 682 – Internal error. Buffer provided to read column value is too small. Run DBCC CHECKDB to check for any corruption.

SQL Server Error Msg 41013 – Failed to obtain the Windows Server Failover Clustering (WSFC) resource enumeration handle (Error code %d).  If this is a WSFC availability group, the WSFC service may not be running or may not be accessible in its current state, or the specified cluster resource handle is invalid.  Otherwise, contact your primary support provider.  For information about this error code, see “System Error Codes” in the Windows Development documentation.

SQL Server Error Msg 25629 – For %S_MSG, “%.*ls”, the customizable attribute, “%ls”, does not exist.

SQL Server Error Msg 18315 – Reason: Failed to open the database for this login.

SQL Server Error Msg 13940 – Cannot use a derived table ‘%.*ls’ in a MATCH clause.

SQL Server Error Msg 4839 – Cannot perform the bulk load. Invalid collation name for source column %d in the format file “%s”.

SQL Server Error Msg 4963 – ALTER TABLE SWITCH statement failed. Partition %d is not valid for table ‘%.*ls’.

SQL Server Error Msg 3857 – The attribute (%ls) is required but is missing for row (%ls) in sys.%ls%ls.