Tag: SQL Server Errors

SQL Server Error Msg 28092 – Error updating proxy settings

SQL Server Error Msg 19135 – Error starting Named Pipes support. Check protocol settings.

SQL Server Error Msg 14559 – (append output file)

SQL Server Error Msg 21126 – Pull subscriptions cannot be created in the same database as the publication.

SQL Server Error Msg 15426 – You must specify a provider name with this set of properties.

SQL Server Error Msg 13620 – ROOT option and WITHOUT_ARRAY_WRAPPER option cannot be used together in FOR JSON. Remove one of these options.

SQL Server Error Msg 1750 – Could not create constraint or index. See previous errors.

SQL Server Error Msg 8914 – Incorrect PFS free space information for page %S_PGID in object ID %d, index ID %d, partition ID %I64d, alloc unit ID %I64d (type %.*ls). Expected value %hs, actual value %hs.

SQL Server Error Msg 16 – 13568

SQL Server Error Msg 16612 – Cannot create or update sync group ‘%ls’ because the table ‘%ls’ in sync schema contains no clustered index.

SQL Server Error Msg 15008 – User ‘%s’ does not exist in the current database.

SQL Server Error Msg 1731 – Cannot create the sparse column ‘%.*ls’ in the table ‘%.*ls’ because an option or data type specified is not valid. A sparse column must be nullable and cannot have the ROWGUIDCOL, IDENTITY, or FILESTREAM properties. A sparse column cannot be of the following data types: text, ntext, image, geometry, geography, or user-defined type.

SQL Server Error Msg 16653 – Cannot use datawarehouse edition in data sync.

SQL Server Error Msg 4403 – Cannot update the view or function ‘%.*ls’ because it contains aggregates, or a DISTINCT or GROUP BY clause, or PIVOT or UNPIVOT operator.

SQL Server Error Msg 19243 – SSPI structures too large for encryption.

SQL Server Error Msg 9759 – An error occurred while sending data: ‘%.*ls’.

SQL Server Error Msg 6718 – XQuery: Invalid ordpath string: “%s”

SQL Server Error Msg 15146 – An encryption password must be provided to encrypt the private key of this %S_MSG.

SQL Server Error Msg 6332 – Table ‘%.*ls’ needs to have a clustered primary key with less than %d columns in it in order to create a primary XML index on it.

SQL Server Error Msg 9768 – A database user associated with the secure conversation was dropped before credentials had been exchanged with the far endpoint. Avoid using DROP USER while conversations are being created.