General Error Messages - InterSystems Documentation

TSQL Error MessagesError Code173174177178179180181182183185186188189191192193194195196197198199DescriptionThe definition for column '%.*ls' must include a data type.The %ls function requires %d arguments.The IDENTITY function can only be used when the SELECT statement has anINTO clause.A RETURN statement with a return value cannot be used in this context.Cannot use the OUTPUT option when passing a constant to a stored procedure.There are too many parameters in this %ls statement. The maximum number is%d.Cannot use the OUTPUT option in a DECLARE statement.Table and column names must be supplied for the READTEXT or WRITETEXTutility.The scale (%d) for column '%.*ls' must be within the range %d to %d.Data stream is invalid for WRITETEXT statement in bulk form.Data stream missing from WRITETEXT statement.Cannot specify a log device in a CREATE DATABASE statement without alsospecifying at least one non-log device.The %ls function requires %d to %d arguments.Some part of your SQL statement is nested too deeply. Rewrite the query or breakit up into smaller queries.The scale must be less than or equal to the precision.The object or column name starting with '%.*ls' is too long. The maximum lengthis %d characters.A SELECT INTO statement cannot contain a SELECT statement that assignsvalues to a variable.'%.*ls' is not a recognized %S_MSG.SELECT INTO must be the first query in an SQL statement containing a UNIONoperator.EXECUTE cannot be used as a source when inserting into a table variable.Browse mode is invalid for statements containing a UNION operator.An INSERT statement cannot contain a SELECT statement that assigns valuesto a variable.Table 3–3:TSQL Error Codes - 200 to 299Error Code201202DescriptionProcedure '%.*ls' expects parameter '%.*ls', which was not supplied.Invalid type '%s' for WAITFOR. Supported data types are CHAR/VARCHAR,NCHAR/NVARCHAR, and DATETIME. WAITFOR DELAY supports the INT andSMALLINT data types.92 Caché Error Reference