Messages 1088 through 1108

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SQL Code Msg Type Number SQL State Message Possible Cause
-1088L Error 2757 WW069 "ATTACH TRACING TO LOCAL DATABASE cannot be used with a strongly encrypted database" The local database is strongly encrypted, so you cannot use the LOCAL DATABASE clause of the ATTACH TRACING statement. You must specify a connection string with the encryption key for the database.

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-1089L Error 2758 52W26 "Invalid commit action for shared temporary table" A global shared temporary table must be declared as ON COMMIT PRESERVE ROWS or NOT TRANSACTIONAL.

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-1090L Error 2759 08W94 "Function '%1' has invalid parameter '%2' ('%3')" An error occurred while evaluating a parameter.

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-1091L Error 2760 23508 "Constraint '%1' violated: Invalid value in table '%2'" You attempted an insert or update that violates a CHECK constraint. A CHECK constraint is violated if it evaluates to FALSE; it is deemed to hold if the condition evaluates to TRUE or UNKNOWN.

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-1092L Error 2762 0A001 "The method you attempted to invoke was not enabled for your application" You attempted to call a method or use a feature that has not been enabled. In UltraLite features are enabled using ULEnable functions or by using ULInitDatabaseManager instead of ULInitDatabaseManagerNoSQL.

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-1093L Error 2763 54W09 "The size of the character column, variable, or value data type exceeds 32767" The declaration or conversion has specified a character type with byte length greater than 32767.

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-1094L Error 2764 WW070 "The http header '%1' is reserved and cannot be modified" The specified http header is reserved and cannot be modified.

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-1095L Error 2765 WW071 "The specified http header contains illegal or non-ASCII characters" Http headers must contain printable ASCII characters.

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-1096L Error 2766 WW072 "The specified http header is malformed" The http header is missing the colon delimiter or a folding construct is malformed.

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-1097L Error 2767 08W95 "ATTACH TRACING could not connect to the tracing database" A connection to the tracing database could not be established. Check your connection string and verify that other clients can connect. Note that if you are trying to attach tracing to another server, it is possible that the connection is being blocked by a firewall.

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-1098L Error 2768 08W96 "A tracing connection is already active" This database is already participating in a tracing connection, either as the sender (the database being traced) or as the receiver (the tracing database). A database can only send or receive one stream of tracing data at a time.

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-1099L Error 2769 55W25 "Transact-SQL outer joins are currently disabled" The ability to specify a Transact-SQL outer join in a query is currently disabled by the setting of the tsql_outer_joins connection option. Transact-SQL outer joins are deprecated in this release of SQL Anywhere.

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-1100L Error 2771 WW045 "The operation failed because column '%1''s type does not support streaming" The only column types that support streaming are: BINARY, LONG BINARY, VARCHAR and LONG VARCHAR. This error could also occur when allocating a stream object twice on the same column.

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-1101L Error 2772 WW073 "Column '%1' not part of any indexes in its containing table" The specified column is not part of any indexes belonging to the containing table.

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-1102L Error 2773 WW074 "Unable to retry download because upload is not finished" The MobiLink server could not restart the download because the MobiLink server has not received the entire upload stream.

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-1103L Error 2774 WW075 "No partial download was found" A partial download was not found for the synchronizing user. This error could occur if trying to resume from a non-existent partial download or trying to rollback a non-existent partial download.

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-1104L Error 2775 54W10 "Too many users in database" You have exceeded the maximum number of users permitted to access the database. The maximum number of users that are allowed granted access to a single UltraLite database is four.

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-1106L Error 2777 WW077 "Too many publications specified for operation" You have specified too many publications for the required operation. For example, when retrieving the last download timestamp, you are only allowed to select one publication.

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-1107L Error 2778 54W11 "Too many references to a BLOB" You have exceeded the maximum number of references to a particular BLOB. In UltraLite you may have at most 256 references to any one particular BLOB.

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-1108L Error 2779 WW078 "Unable to access the filesystem on the device" On a Palm device, you have tried to utilize the VFS filesystem, but that feature has not been enabled on the device.

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Created May 6, 2011. Send feedback on this help topic to Sybase Technical Publications: pubs@sybase.com