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TSQL Error MessagesError Code3158315931603161316231633164316531663167316831693170317131723174317531763177317831793180DescriptionCould not create one or more files. Consider using the WITH MOVE option toidentify valid locations.The tail of the log for database '%ls' has not been backed up. Back up the logand rerun the RESTORE statement specifying the FILE clause.Could not update primary file information in sysdatabases.The primary file is unavailable. It must be restored or otherwise made available.The database has on-disk structure version %d. The server supports version %dand can only restore such a database that was inactive when it was backed up.This database was not inactive.The transaction log was damaged. All data files must be restored beforeRESTORE LOG can be attempted.Cannot roll forward the database with on-disk structure version %d. The serversupports version %d. Reissue the RESTORE statement WITH RECOVERY.Could not adjust the replication state of database '%ls'. The database wassuccessfully restored, however its replication state is indeterminate. See theTroubleshooting Replication section in SQL Server Books Online.RESTORE DATABASE could not drop database '%ls'. Drop the database andthen reissue the RESTORE DATABASE statement.RESTORE could not start database '%ls'.The backup of the system database on device %ls cannot be restored becauseit was created by a different version of the server (%u) than this server (%u).The backed-up database has on-disk structure version %d. The server supportsversion %d and cannot restore or upgrade this database.The STANDBY filename is invalid.Cannot restore file %ls because the file is offline.Cannot restore filegroup %ls because the filegroup is offline.The file '%ls' cannot be moved by this RESTORE operation.The filegroup '%ls' cannot be restored because all of the files are not present inthe backup set. File '%ls' is missing.File '%ls' is claimed by '%ls'(%d) and '%ls'(%d). The WITH MOVE clause can beused to relocate one or more files.Only members of the dbcreator and sysadmin roles can execute the %ls statement.File %ls is not in the correct state to have this differential backup applied to it.The system database cannot be moved by RESTORE.This backup cannot be restored using WITH STANDBY because a databaseupgrade is needed. Reissue the RESTORE without WITH STANDBY.122 Caché Error Reference
TSQL Error MessagesTable 3–27:TSQL Error Codes - 3200 to 3299Error Code320132023203320432053206320732083209321132173221322232243227322932303234323532373239324132423243DescriptionCannot open backup device '%ls'. Device error or device off-line. See the SQLServer error log for more details.Write on '%ls' failed, status = %ld. See the SQL Server error log for more details.Read on '%ls' failed, status = %ld. See the SQL Server error log for more details.Operator aborted backup or restore. See the error messages returned to theconsole for more details.Too many backup devices specified for backup or restore; only %d are allowed.No entry in sysdevices for backup device '%.*ls'. Update sysdevices and rerunstatement.Backup or restore requires at least one backup device. Rerun your statementspecifying a backup device.Unexpected end of file while reading beginning of backup set. Confirm that themedia contains a valid SQL Server backup set, and see the console error log formore details.'%.*ls' is not a backup device. Check sysdevices.%d percent %hs.Invalid value specified for %ls parameter.The ReadFileEx system function executed on file '%ls' only read %d bytes,expected %d.The WriteFileEx system function executed on file '%ls' only wrote %d bytes,expected %d.Cannot create worker thread.The volume on device '%ls' is a duplicate of stripe set member %d.Request for device '%ls' timed out.Operation on device '%ls' exceeded retry count.Logical file '%.*ls' is not part of database '%ls'. Use RESTORE FILELISTONLYto list the logical file names.File '%ls' is not part of database '%ls'. You can only list files that are members ofthis database.Option not supported for Named Pipe-based backup sets.The backup set on device '%ls' uses a feature of the Microsoft Tape Format notsupported by SQL Server.The media family on device '%ls' is incorrectly formed. SQL Server cannot processthis media family.The file on device '%ls' is not a valid Microsoft Tape Format backup set.The media family on device '%ls' was created using Microsoft Tape Format version%d.%d. SQL Server supports version %d.%d.Caché Error Reference 123
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