Many of the error messages contain the characters %1, %2, and so on. These are replaced by the parameters to the error message.

Each error has a numeric error code, called the SQLCODE. Negative codes are errors, and positive codes are warnings. SQLCODE 0 indicates successful completion.

• Introduction to SQL Anywhere error messages
• SQL Anywhere error messages sorted by SQLCODE
• SQL Anywhere error messages sorted by SQLSTATE
• SQL Anywhere error messages sorted by Sybase error code
• SQL Anywhere error messages sorted by message text (A-C)
• SQL Anywhere error messages sorted by message text (D-K)
• SQL Anywhere error messages sorted by message text (L-S)
• SQL Anywhere error messages sorted by message text (T-Z)
• SQL Anywhere error messages sorted by message text (special characters)