Caché Error Reference - InterSystems Documentation

TSQL Error Messages
Error Code
14501
14502
14503
14504
14505
14506
14507
14539
14540
14541
14542
14543
14544
14545
14546
14547
14548
14549
14550
Description
An alert ('%s') has already been defined on this condition.
The @target_name parameter must be supplied when specifying
an @enum_type of 'TARGET'.
The @target_name parameter should not be supplied when
specifying an @enum_type of 'ALL' or 'ACTUAL'.
'%s' is the fail-safe operator.You must make another operator the
fail-safe operator before '%s' can be dropped.
Specify a null %s when supplying a performance condition.
Cannot set alerts on message ID %ld.
A performance condition must be formatted as:
'object_name|counter_name|instance_name|comparator(> or <
or =)|numeric value'.
Only a Standard or Enterprise edition of SQL Server can be
enlisted into an MSX.
Only a SQL Server running on Microsoft Windows NT can be
enlisted into an MSX.
The version of the MSX (%s) is not recent enough to support this
TSX. Version %s or later is required at the MSX.
It is invalid for any TSQL step of a multiserver job to have a
non-null %s value.
Login '%s' owns one or more multiserver jobs. Ownership of these
jobs can only be assigned to members of the %s role.
This job is owned by '%s'. Only a job owned by a member of the
%s role can be a multiserver job.
The %s parameter is not valid for a job step of type '%s'.
The %s parameter is not supported on Windows 95/98 platforms.
Warning: This change will not be downloaded by the target
server(s) until an %s for the job is posted using %s.
Target server '%s' does not have any jobs assigned to it.
(Description not requested.)
Command-Line Subsystem
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