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TSQL Error MessagesError Code1043104410451046104710481049105010511052105310541055105610571058105910601061106210631064106510661067106810691070Description'%hs' is not yet implemented.Cannot use an existing function name to specify a stored procedure name.Aggregates are not allowed in this context. Only scalar expressions are allowed.Subqueries are not allowed in this context. Only scalar expressions are allowed.Conflicting locking hints specified.Conflicting cursor options %ls and %ls.Mixing old and new syntax to specify cursor options is not allowed.This syntax is only allowed within the stored procedure sp_executesql.Cursor parameters in a stored procedure must be declared with OUTPUT andVARYING options, and they must be specified in the order CURSOR VARYINGOUTPUT.Conflicting %ls options %ls and %ls.For DROP STATISTICS, you must give both the table and the column name inthe form 'tablename.column'.Syntax '%ls' is not allowed in schema-bound objects.'%.*ls' is an invalid name because it contains a NULL character.The maximum number of elements in the select list is %d and you have supplied%d.The IDENTITY function cannot be used with a SELECT INTO statement containinga UNION operator.Cannot specify both READ_ONLY and FOR READ ONLY on a cursor declaration.Cannot set or reset the %ls option within a procedure.The number of rows in the TOP clause must be an integer.The text/ntext/image constants are not yet implemented.The TOP N WITH TIES clause is not allowed without a corresponding ORDERBY clause.A filegroup cannot be added using ALTER DATABASE ADD FILE. Use ALTERDATABASE ADD FILEGROUP.A filegroup cannot be used with log files.The NOLOCK, READUNCOMMITTED, and READPAST lock hints are only allowedin a SELECT statement.Warning. Line %d: The option '%ls' is obsolete and has no effect.The SET SHOWPLAN statements must be the only statements in the batch.Only one list of index hints per table is allowed.Index hints are only allowed in a FROM clause.CREATE INDEX option '%.*ls' is no longer supported.104 Caché Error Reference