Tag: SQL Server Errors

SQL Server Error Msg A trigger returned a resultset and the server option ‘disallow results from triggers’ is true. – 16

SQL Server Error Msg variable assignment – 0

SQL Server Error Msg 8954 – %.*ls found %d allocation errors and %d consistency errors not associated with any single object.

SQL Server Error Msg 41383 – An internal error occurred while running the DMV query. This was likely caused by concurrent DDL operations. Please retry the query.

SQL Server Error Msg 26022 – Server is listening on [ %s <%s> %d]

SQL Server Error Msg 21 – 614

SQL Server Error Msg 1827 – CREATE DATABASE or ALTER DATABASE failed because the resulting cumulative database size would exceed your licensed limit of %I64d MB per %S_MSG.

SQL Server Error Msg 9646 – An error occurred in the timer event cache. Error %i, state %i.

SQL Server Error Msg 16937 – A server cursor cannot be opened on the given statement or statements. Use a default result set or client cursor.

SQL Server Error Msg 15238 – Column ‘%s’ has no rule.

SQL Server Error Msg 14624 – At least one of the following parameters must be specified. “%s”.

SQL Server Error Msg 9671 – Messages with conversation ID ‘%ls’ have been removed from the transmission queue.

SQL Server Error Msg 13609 – JSON text is not properly formatted. Unexpected character ‘%lc’ is found at position %d.

SQL Server Error Msg 20585 – Validation Failure. Object ‘%s’ does not exist.

SQL Server Error Msg 5850 – Online addition of CPU resources cannot be completed. A software non-uniform memory access (soft-NUMA) configuration was specified at SQL Server startup that does not allow online addition of CPU resources. To use the additional CPU resources, either add the new CPUs to the soft-NUMA configuration and restart SQL Server, or remove the soft-NUMA configuration and restart SQL Server.

SQL Server Error Msg 6521 – A .NET Framework error occurred during statement execution: %.*ls.

SQL Server Error Msg 46662 – HASH

SQL Server Error Msg 49921 – Total Log Writer threads: %ld. This is an informational message; no user action is required.

SQL Server Error Msg 17818 – Connection to remote SQL Server failed with error %d.

SQL Server Error Msg 2360 – %sCannot have both a ‘name’ and ‘ref’ attribute. Location: ‘%ls’.