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TSQL Error MessagesError Code1517515176151771517815179151801518115182151831518415185151901519115193151941519715198DescriptionLogin '%s' is aliased or mapped to a user in one or more database(s). Drop theuser or alias before dropping the login.The only valid @parameter value is 'WITH_LOG'.Usage: sp_dropmessage [, | 'ALL']Cannot drop a message with an ID less than 50000.Message number %u does not exist.Cannot drop. The data type is being used.Cannot drop the database owner.Cannot drop the guest user from master or tempdb.The user owns objects in the database and cannot be dropped.The user owns data types in the database and cannot be dropped.There is no remote user '%s' mapped to local user '%s' from the remote server'%s'.There are still remote logins for the server '%s'.Usage: sp_dropserver server [, droplogins]This procedure can only be used on system tables.Cannot re-create index on this table.There is no text for object '%s'.The name supplied (%s) is not a user, role, or aliased login.Table 3–76:TSQL Error Codes - 15200 to 15299Error Code152001520115202152031520415205152061521015211152161521715218DescriptionThere are no remote servers defined.There are no remote logins for the remote server '%s'.There are no remote logins defined.There are no remote logins for '%s'.There are no remote logins for '%s' on remote server '%s'.There are no servers defined.Invalid Remote Server Option: '%s'.Only members of the sysadmin role can use the loginame option. The passwordwas not changed.Old (current) password incorrect for user. The password was not changed.'%s' is not a valid option for the @delfile parameter.Property cannot be updated or deleted. Property '%s' does not exist for '%s'.Object '%s' is not a table.192 Caché Error Reference
TSQL Error MessagesError Code15220152211522215223152241522515227152281523315234152351523615237152381523915241152421524315244152451524715248152491525015251152521525315254DescriptionUsage: sp_remoteoption [remoteserver, loginame, remotename, optname, {true| false}]Remote login option does not exist or cannot be set by user. Run sp_remoteoptionwith no parameters to see options.Remote login option '%s' is not unique.Error: The input parameter '%s' is not allowed to be null.Error: The value for the @newname parameter contains invalid characters orviolates a basic restriction (%s).No item by the name of '%s' could be found in the current database '%s', giventhat @itemtype was input as '%s'.The database '%s' cannot be renamed.A member of the sysadmin role must set database '%s' to single user mode withsp_dboption before it can be renamed.Property cannot be added. Property '%s' already exists for '%s'.Object is stored in sysprocedures and has no space allocated directly.Views do not have space allocated.Column '%s' has no default.User data type '%s' has no default.Column '%s' has no rule.User data type '%s' has no rule.Usage: sp_dboption [dbname [,optname [,'true' | 'false']]]Database option '%s' is not unique.The option '%s' cannot be changed for the master database.Only members of the sysadmin role or the database owner may set databaseoptions.DBCC DBCONTROL error. Database was not placed offline.User does not have permission to perform this action.Error: The parameter @oldname is either ambiguous or the claimed @itemtype(%s) was wrong.Error: Explicit @itemtype '%s' is unrecognized (%d).The database name component of the object qualifier must be the name of thecurrent database.Invalid '%s' specified. It must be %s.The primary or foreign key table name must be given.Syntax error parsing SQL identifier '%s'.Users other than the database owner or guest exist in the database. Drop thembefore removing the database.Caché Error Reference 193
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