General Error Messages - InterSystems Documentation

TSQL Error MessagesError Code1533115333153351533615337153381533915340153411535415358153631537915387153881539015394153951539815399DescriptionThe user '%s' cannot take the action auto_fix due to duplicate SID.Error:The qualified @oldname references a database (%s) other than the currentdatabase.Error: The @newname value '%s' is already in use as a %s name and wouldcause a duplicate that is not permitted.Object '%s' cannot be renamed because the object participates in enforceddependencies.Caution: sysdepends shows that other objects (views, procedures and so on) arereferencing this object by its old name. These objects will become invalid, andshould be dropped and re-created promptly.The %s was renamed to '%s'.Creating '%s'.Alias user added.Granted database access to '%s'.Usage: sp_detach_db , [TRUE|FALSE]User-defined filegroups should be made read-only.The role '%s' already exists in the current database.The server option value '%s' supplied is unrecognized.If the qualified object name specifies a database, that database must be thecurrent database.There is no user table matching the input name '%s' in the current database.Input name '%s' does not have a matching user table or indexed view in thecurrent database.Collation '%s' is not supported by the operating systemThe qualified old name could not be found for item type '%s'.Only objects in the master database owned by dbo can have the startup settingchanged.Could not change startup option because this option is restricted to objects thathave no parameters.Table 3–78:TSQL Error Codes - 15400 to 15499Error Code1540115402154051540715409DescriptionWindows NT user or group '%s' not found. Check the name again.'%s' is not a fixed server role.Cannot use the reserved user or role name '%s'.'%s' is not a valid Windows NT name. Give the complete name:.'%s' is not a role.196 Caché Error Reference