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TSQL Error MessagesError Code5062506350645065506650685069507050725073507450755076DescriptionOption '%.*ls' cannot be set at the same time as another option setting.Database '%.*ls' is in warm standby. A warm-standby database is read-only.Changes to the state or options of database '%.*ls' cannot be made at this time.The database is in single-user mode, and a user is currently connected to it.Database '%.*ls' cannot be opened.Database options single user and dbo use only cannot be set at the same time.Failed to restart the current database.The current database is switched to master.ALTER DATABASE statement failed.Database state cannot be changed while other users are using the database'%.*ls'ALTER DATABASE failed. The default collation of database '%.*ls' cannot be setto %.*ls.Cannot alter collation for database '%ls' because it is READONLY, OFFLINE, ormarked SUSPECT.The %S_MSG '%.*ls' is dependent on %S_MSG '%.*ls'.The %S_MSG '%.*ls' is dependent on %S_MSG.Warning: Changing default collation for database '%.*ls', which is used inreplication. It is recommend that all replication database have the same defaultcollation.Table 3–44:TSQL Error Codes - 5100 to 5199Error Code5101510251035104510551065107510851095110511651175122DescriptionYou must supply parameters for the DISK %hs statement. Usage: %hs.No such statement DISK %.*ls.MAXSIZE cannot be less than SIZE for file '%ls'.File '%.*ls' already used.Device activation error. The physical file name '%.*ls' may be incorrect.Parameter '%hs' requires value of data type '%hs'.Value is wrong data type for parameter '%hs' (requires data type '%hs').Log file '%.*ls' does not match the primary file. It may be from a different databaseor the log may have been rebuilt previously.No such parameter '%.*ls'.File '%.*ls' is on a network device not supported for database files.You do not have permission to run DISK statements.Could not run DISK statement. You must be in the master database to run thisstatement.Each disk file size must be greater than or equal to 1 MB.142 Caché Error Reference
TSQL Error MessagesError Code5123512651465148514951505151515751585159516051625163516451655167516851695170517151725173517451755176517751785179DescriptionCREATE FILE encountered operating system error %ls while attempting to openor create the physical file '%.*ls'.The logical device '%.*ls' does not exist in sysdevices.The %hs of %d is out of range. It must be between %d and %d.Could not set the file size to the desired amount. The operating system file sizelimit may have been reached.MODIFY FILE encountered operating system error %ls while attempting to expandthe physical file.The size of a single log file must not be greater than 2 TB.The %hs statement is obsolete and no longer supported.I/O error encountered in the writelog system function during backout.Warning: Media in device '%.*ls' may have been changed.Operating system error %.*ls on device '%.*ls' during %ls.Cannot take '%.*ls' offline because the database is in use.Cannot find '%.*ls' in sysdatabases.Cannot open '%.*ls' to take offline.Usage: DBCC DBCONTROL(dbname,ONLINE|OFFLINE)Cannot explicitly open or close master database.Database '%.*ls' is already offline.File '%.*ls' is on a network drive, which is not allowed.FILEGROWTH cannot be greater than MAXSIZE for file '%.*ls'.Cannot create file '%ls' because it already exists.%.*ls is not a primary database file.The header for file '%ls' is not a valid database file header. The %ls property isincorrect.Cannot associate files with different databases.Each file size must be greater than or equal to 512 KB.The file '%.*ls' has been expanded to prevent recovery from failing. Contact thesystem administrator for further assistance.The file '%.*ls' has been expanded beyond its maximum size to prevent recoveryfrom failing. Contact the system administrator for further assistance.Encountered an unexpected error while checking the sector size for file '%.*ls'.Check the SQL Server error log for more information.Cannot use file '%.*ls' because it was originally formatted with sector size %d andis now on a device with sector size %d.Cannot use file '%.*ls', which is on a device with sector size %d. SQL Serversupports a maximum sector size of 4096 bytes.Caché Error Reference 143
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