General Error Messages - InterSystems Documentation

TSQL Error MessagesError Code391439153916391739183919392039213922392339243925392639273928DescriptionThe data type '%s' is invalid for transaction names or savepoint names. Alloweddata types are char, varchar, nchar, or nvarchar.Cannot use the ROLLBACK statement within an INSERT-EXEC statement.Cannot use the COMMIT statement within an INSERT-EXEC statement unlessBEGIN TRANSACTION is used first.Session is bound to a transaction context that is in use. Other statements in thebatch were ignored.Statement must be executed in the context of a user transaction.Cannot enlist in the transaction because the transaction has already beencommitted or rolled back.The WITH MARK option only applies to the first BEGIN TRAN WITH MARKstatement. The option is ignored.Cannot get a transaction token if there is no transaction active. Reissue thestatement after a transaction has been startedCannot enlist in the transaction because the transaction does not exist.Cannot use transaction marks on database '%.*ls' with bulk-logged operationsthat have not been backed up. The mark is ignored.The session was enlisted in an active user transaction while trying to bind to anew transaction. The session has defected from the previous user transaction.Invalid transaction mark name. The 'LSN:' prefix is reserved.The transaction active in this session has been committed or aborted by anothersession.The session had an active transaction when it tried to enlist in a DistributedTransaction Coordinator transaction.The marked transaction '%.*ls' failed. A Deadlock was encountered whileattempting to place the mark in the log.Table 3–34:TSQL Error Codes - 4000 to 4099Error Code40034004401540164017DescriptionODS error. Server is terminating this connection.Unicode data in a Unicode-only collation or ntext data cannot be sent to clientsusing DB-Library (such as ISQL) or ODBC version 3.7 or earlier.Language requested in login '%.*ls' is not an official name on this SQL Server.Using server-wide default %.*ls instead.Language requested in 'login %.*ls' is not an official name on this SQL Server.Using user default %.*ls instead.Neither the language requested in 'login %.*ls' nor user default language %.*lsis an official language name on this SQL Server. Using server-wide default %.*lsinstead.130 Caché Error Reference