Messages 1129 through 1148

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SQL Code Msg Type Number SQL State Message Possible Cause
-1129L Error 2801 WW086 "The '%1' attribute contains mismatched parentheses within '%2'" The value of the attribute is not valid due to mismatched parenthesis (or possibly braces if specifying a port option).

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-1130L Error 2802 WW087 "The '%1' attribute is missing a comma within '%2'" The value of the attribute is not valid due to a missing comma.

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-1131L Error 2803 WW088 "The attribute '%1' sets an option '%2' that is incompatible with '%3'" The options specified for this attribute are not compatible.

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-1132L Error 2804 WW089 "Maximum row size for table '%1' would be exceeded" You tried to create or alter a table with a maximum row size greater than 64KB. In UltraLite, tables must be defined such that the maximum row size (the sum of the bytes required to store each column) is less than 64KB.

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-1133L Error 2805 42W3C "Invalid trigger type for view '%1'" You attempted to create a trigger on a view, but the type of trigger is supported on base tables only. Only INSTEAD OF triggers can be created on views.

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-1134L Error 2806 42W3D "Triggers cannot be created on materialized view '%1'" You attempted to create a trigger on a materialized view. A materialized view is not a valid target for a trigger.

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-1135L Error 2808 2201B "Invalid regular expression: %1 in '%2'" The specified regular expression is invalid.

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-1136L Error 2809 2200C "Invalid use of escape character '%1'" The specified escape character cannot be used.

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-1137L Error 2810 2200B "Escape character conflict '%1'" The specified escape character cannot be used.

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-1138L Error 2811 WW090 "The mirror '%1' does not match database '%2'" The named mirror file does not correspond to the database file. This could happen if the database was not shut down properly, or if the wrong mirror file was specified. The mirror file must be moved or discarded before proceeding, or a different mirror specified.

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-1139L Error 2812 0AW18 "The Remote Data Services feature is not supported on this platform" You attempted to use a Remote Data Services feature, however, Remote Data Services are not supported on this platform.

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-1140L Error 2813 WC015 "Unable to start database \"%1\": CHAR collation or tailoring not supported on this platform" The specified CHAR collation is not supported on the current platform.

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-1141L Error 2814 WC016 "Unable to start database \"%1\": NCHAR collation or tailoring not supported on this platform" The specified NCHAR collation is not supported on the current platform.

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-1142L Error 2815 57W04 "Use of statement '%1', which requires feature '%2', is not allowed" You have attempted to use a statement which requires a feature that was disabled by the server administrator when the database server was started.

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-1143L Error 2816 55W27 "Encryption has not been enabled." You attempted to use encryption without first enabling it. Call ULEnableStrongEncryption to enable encryption.

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-1144L Error 2818 WC017 "'%1' cannot be used as the encoding specification for '%2' data" The specified encoding cannot be used for interpreting the given data. For CHAR data, the encoding must be the database's CHAR character encoding and for NCHAR data, it must be the database's NCHAR character encoding.

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-1145L Error 2819 08W97 "Unable to connect: The server did not accept the requested encryption type" The server only accepts certain encryption types, and the connection's encryption type is not one of the accepted types. The -ec server option is used to configure the encryption types that the server accepts.

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-1146L Error 2820 WL009 "LOAD TABLE not allowed on temporary table which has foreign key references from another table" The LOAD TABLE statement removes all rows in a temporary table upon failure. If a temporary table being loaded caused an error then the foreign rows would be orphaned.

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-1147L Error 2821 08W98 "Database '%1' cannot be started on this platform. See http://ianywhere.com/developer/product_manuals/sqlanywhere/notes/en/endian_corruption_warning.html" It was determined that the database may be corrupt. More information and instructions on how to proceed are available at: http://ianywhere.com/developer/product_manuals/sqlanywhere/notes/en/endian_corruption_warning.html

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-1148L Error 2824 0AW19 "Feature not supported by the client version or the client interface" You have attempted to use a feature which the server supports but the client does not. In order to use the feature, you must upgrade the client library or use a different client interface. Some features are not supported by the JConnect or Open Client client interfaces.

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