Messages QDA04 through QDA33

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SQL State Msg Type Number SQL Code Message Possible Cause
QDA04 Error 20664 -1000004L "Index '%2' already exists in the catalog. %1" This is an internal error. Join processing is trying to create an index id that already exists. If this error occurs, it should be reported to Sybase.

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QDA05 Error 20665 -1000005L "Join index '%2' already exists and has the same join fields as proposed join index '%3'. %1" The user is trying to create a join index that already exists and has the same join fields.

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QDA06 Error 20666 -1000006L "Only %2 NULL specifications on a column are permitted. %1" A column specification in a LOAD statement can have a maximum number of NULL clauses.

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QDA07 Error 20667 -1000007L "Index '%2' was not closed properly. %1" This is an internal error. During close join index processing, a join index was not properly closed. If this error occurs, it should be reported to Sybase.

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QDA08 Error 20668 -1000008L "Unknown error. %1" An error condition was encountered for which there is no message. If this error occurs, it should be reported to Sybase.

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QDA09 Error 20669 -1000009L "Cannot DISABLE index '%2'. It is open Read/Write and may have updates pending. %1" This index cannot be DISABLED. It is open for write access and may have updates pending. Wait until no other users are using the index.

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QDA10 Error 20670 -1000010L "Cannot DISABLE index '%2'. The index is in use. %1" This index cannot be DISABLED. It is in use. Wait until no other users are using the index.

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QDA11 Error 20671 -1000011L "Transaction %2 attempted to access '%4' created by transaction %3. %1" Table Level Versioning doesn't allow access to versions newer than your current transaction ID.

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QDA12 Error 20672 -1000012L "Index '%2' cannot be closed because it has %3 users. %1" This is an internal error. The index cannot be closed because it is in use. If this error occurs, it should be reported to Sybase.

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QDA14 Error 20674 -1000014L "%2 MB is not sufficient for the load, update, or delete. %1" The user can control the amount of heap memory a load/delete/update process (LOAD, INSERT VALUE, DELETE, SYNCHRONIZE, UPDATE) can use via the Load_Memory_MB option. If this memory limit isn't sufficient for the load/delete/update to run, then this exception is raised. To proceed, the user must either turnoff the limit (i.e., set Load_Memory_MB to zero) or increase the limit.

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QDA18 Error 20678 -1000018L "The object cannot be opened for DROP or ALTER. It is already open. %1" The object that you have requested to DROP or ALTER cannot be opened for META access. Either the current connection or another connection has a cursor open on the table you are trying to DROP or ALTER or on the table to which the field or index you are trying open for META belongs. In order to proceed, all cursors open on this object must be closed.

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QDA22 Error 20682 -1000022L "Index '%2' has an invalid index type: %3. %1" This is an internal error. The index is of a type that is unknown to ASIQ. If this error occurs, it should be reported to Sybase.

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QDA23 Error 20683 -1000023L "The proposed join does not form a clearly connected list. (table '%2') %1" Join Indexes can be entered in one of two ways. Using the order of the tables in the SQL statement or using primary<->foreign keys. When using the order method the order determines the relationships between the tables. The order is from a one to many or one to one. It is possible to ask for a join Index that can not be constructed. This error could be from one of the following: 1) The same table is specified twice. 2) The relationships of one to one/many are not consistent with the indexes defined. 3) A table specified has no relation to the tables previously encountered in the syntax. For example: A FULL OUTER JOIN B FULL OUTER JOIN C FULL OUTER JOIN D In this example C has no relation (fields in common) to A or B. The user intended C to Join with D. Some joins can not be defined using the ANSI syntax which depends on order to determine the one to one/many relationship. It is recommended to use the primary and foreign keys syntax to avoid any join definition problems.

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QDA24 Error 20684 -1000024L "For table pair %2, table '%3' has a datatype mismatch for column %4. %1" Corresponding columns' in the table pairs must be of the same datatype. (For example, INTEGER and INTEGER or CHAR and CHAR.) Matching datatypes such as CHAR and VARCHAR or INT and SMALLINT are not allowed.

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QDA26 Error 20686 -1000026L "The join virtual table for table '%2' has duplicate columns in positions %3 and %4. %1" The join virtual table for table has duplicate columns. Perhaps the join predicate is improperly specified.

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QDA27 Error 20687 -1000027L "The join virtual table '%2' does not have any data. %1" It was requested that the join index be opened only if it is not empty. This is an internal error. If this error occurs, it should be reported to Sybase.

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QDA28 Error 20688 -1000028L "For table pair %2, table '%3' has a length value mismatch for column %4. %1" Corresponding columns in the table pair must be of the same length.

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QDA29 Error 20689 -1000029L "Cannot open the requested object for write in the current transaction (%2). Another user has write access in transaction %3. %1" The ASIQ catalog allows only one transaction at a time to have write access to an object. The id of the user that is currently writing to the object can be found by running sp_iqtransaction and scanning the output for the transaction id of the writer that currently has write access.

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QDA30 Warning 20690 1000030L "\nMaster archive header information\n" This is an informational message displayed in context with other messages.

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QDA33 Warning 20693 1000033L "Database: %1" This message is displayed in context with other messages.

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Created November 10, 2011. Send feedback on this help topic to Sybase Technical Publications: pubs@sybase.com