Messages 1000169 through 1000188

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SQL Code Msg Type Number SQL State Message Possible Cause
-1000169L Error 20829 QNA36 "Cannot create unique HG index because primary key or unique constraint already exists on the given columns." When you create a primary key or unique constraint, IQ automatically creates a unique HG index as the mechanism for enforcing the 'uniqueness' attribute of a primary key or unique constraint. Consequently, a user cannot create another unique HG on the same columns on which the primary key or unique constraint is defined.

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-1000170L Error 20830 QNA37 "Cannot create a duplicate '%1' index '%2'." Cannot create duplicate indexes of the same type on a set of columns.

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1000171L Warning 20831 00B71 "Insert Pass IP2.2 started." Informational message.

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1000172L Warning 20832 00B72 "Insert Pass %1 (%2 of %3) started." This is an informational message.

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-1000173L Error 20833 QNA38 "Index '%1' cannot be created. Multicolumn indexes must be created using distinct columns." Multicolumn indexes must be created using distinct columns. That is, you cannot use the same column more than once when creating a multicolumn index.

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1000174L Warning 20834 01B74 "\n\t%1 records were inserted into '%2'.\n" Informational message displayed after insert.

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1000175L Warning 20835 01B75 "%1 records were inserted into %2 join virtual tables (%3 sections)\n for '%4'.\n" This is an informational message displayed at the end of insert.

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-1000176L Error 20836 QDB76 "Cannot perform foreign key create/alter operation because one is already in progress. %1" Concurrent foreign key create/alter operations are not supported. This error means that there is such an operation already in progress. Consequetly, this new operation will be denied.

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1000177L Warning 20837 QDB77 "Only the catalog entry for the '%1' index was created, no data was available to populate the index." This is an internal error. The new index was to be populated from another, existing index but a source index could not be found. If this error occurs, it should be reported to Sybase.

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-1000178L Error 20838 QDB78 "The DATA parameter must have a non-NULL value. %1" This is an internal error. If this error occurs, it should be reported to Sybase.

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-1000179L Error 20839 QDB79 "The column length (%2) must be [if variable sized, between 0 and] %3. %1" This is an internal error. If this error occurs, it should be reported to Sybase.

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-1000180L Error 20840 QDB80 "The maximum column length (%2) must be between 0 and %3. %1" This is an internal error. If this error occurs, it should be reported to Sybase.

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-1000181L Error 20841 QDB81 "The maximum column length (%2) is less than the actual length (%3). %1" This is an internal error. If this error occurs, it should be reported to Sybase.

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-1000182L Error 20842 QDB82 "Table %2 cannot be opened because it is currently involved in a foreign key create/alter operation. %1" The named table cannot be opened for read or write access because it is currently undergoing a create/alter foreign operation.

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-1000183L Error 20843 QDB83 "Attempt to insert data into column '%2' with a non-insertable datatype (%3) ignored. %1" This is an internal error. The datatype IQ is inserting to is unknown. If this error occurs, it should be reported to Sybase.

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-1000184L Error 20844 QDB84 "When inserting into join index '%2', the START ROW ID (%3) must 0 or 1. %1" The START ROW ID for insert to a join must be 0 or 1.

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-1000185L Error 20845 QNA39 "Cannot drop table %1 because foreign keys still reference it." The named table cannot be dropped until all foreign keys referencing it have first been dropped.

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-1000186L Error 20846 QNA40 "Cannot create foreign key constraint on a candidate key that is also a foreign key." A candidate key cannot also be a foreign key. Here's an example illustrating what is meant by this exception. (1) A [pk] <----- B [fk] [pk] <-- ADD THIS ONE -- C[fk] (2) A [pk] <-- ADD THIS ONE -- B[fk] [pk] <------- C[fk] In case (1), adding foreign key C[fk] is disallowed. In case (2), adding foreign key B[fk] is disallowed.

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-1000187L Error 20847 QCB87 "Unable to implicitly convert column '%2' to datatype (%3) from datatype (%4). %1" The attempted implicit conversion is not possible. The conversion must be done explicitly. If implicit conversion is being attempted to or from a NUMERIC and this error results, the datatype displayed in the error for the NUMERIC will be SMALLINT, INT, or INT64 depending on the precision of the NUMERIC. This is because NUMERICs are treated internally as multiple precision signed integers.

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-1000188L Error 20848 QDB88 "Only ASCII, BCP and BINARY are supported LOAD formats. %1" The user specified a LOAD format that is not supported.

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