In this blog post, you’ll learn more about the SQL Server Error Code 21192 and the error message description that is shown SQL Server Error Code 21192 SQL Server Error Description for the Code :21192 MSrepl_tran_version column is a predefined column used for replication and can be only of data type uniqueidentifier

In this blog post, you’ll learn more about the SQL Server Error Code 33207 and the error message description that is shown SQL Server Error Code 33207 SQL Server Error Description for the Code :33207 SQL Server Audit failed to access the event log. Make sure that the SQL service account has the required permissions to the access the event log.

In this blog post, you’ll learn more about the SQL Server Error Code 9904 and the error message description that is shown SQL Server Error Code 9904 SQL Server Error Description for the Code :9904 The full-text catalog ‘%ls’ (%d) in database ‘%ls’ (%d) will be remounted to recover from a failure. Reason code: %d. Error: %ls. If this message occurs frequently, consult SQL Server…

In this blog post, you’ll learn more about the SQL Server Error Code 20698 and the error message description that is shown SQL Server Error Code 20698 SQL Server Error Description for the Code :20698 A value for the parameter @host_name was not specified while publication uses HOST_NAME() for dynamic filtering.

In this blog post, you’ll learn more about the SQL Server Error Code 45365 and the error message description that is shown SQL Server Error Code 45365 SQL Server Error Description for the Code :45365 vCore value (%d) is not valid. Please specify a valid vCore value.

In this blog post, you’ll learn more about the SQL Server Error Code 15315 and the error message description that is shown SQL Server Error Code 15315 SQL Server Error Description for the Code :15315 The key ‘%.*ls’ is not open. Please open the key before using it.

In this blog post, you’ll learn more about the SQL Server Error Code 19062 and the error message description that is shown SQL Server Error Code 19062 SQL Server Error Description for the Code :19062 Could not create a trace file.

In this blog post, you’ll learn more about the SQL Server Error Code 21746 and the error message description that is shown SQL Server Error Code 21746 SQL Server Error Description for the Code :21746 The ‘%s’ character length must not exceed %d.

In this blog post, you’ll learn more about the SQL Server Error Code 303 and the error message description that is shown SQL Server Error Code 303 SQL Server Error Description for the Code :303 The table ?%.*ls? is an inner member of an outer-join clause. This is not allowed if the table also participates in a regular join clause.

In this blog post, you’ll learn more about the SQL Server Error Code 1756 and the error message description that is shown SQL Server Error Code 1756 SQL Server Error Description for the Code :1756 Skipping FOREIGN KEY constraint ?%.*ls? definition for temporary table. FOREIGN KEY constraints are not enforced on local or global temporary tables.

In this blog post, you’ll learn more about the SQL Server Error Code 2325 and the error message description that is shown SQL Server Error Code 2325 SQL Server Error Description for the Code :2325 %sThe end tag ?%ls? doesn?t match opening tag ?%ls:%ls? from line %u

In this blog post, you’ll learn more about the SQL Server Error Code 3932 and the error message description that is shown SQL Server Error Code 3932 SQL Server Error Description for the Code :3932 The save point name ?%.*ls? that was provided is too long. The maximum allowed length is %d characters.

In this blog post, you’ll learn more about the SQL Server Error Code 9632 and the error message description that is shown SQL Server Error Code 9632 SQL Server Error Description for the Code :9632 The salt buffer size is too small.

In this blog post, you’ll learn more about the SQL Server Error Code 10322 and the error message description that is shown SQL Server Error Code 10322 SQL Server Error Description for the Code :10322 Type %.*ls not found in database %.*ls

In this blog post, you’ll learn more about the SQL Server Error Code 16606 and the error message description that is shown SQL Server Error Code 16606 SQL Server Error Description for the Code :16606 Database ‘%ls’ cannot be deleted because it is used as a sync metadata database which still contains sync groups and/or sync agents.

In this blog post, you’ll learn more about the SQL Server Error Code 211 and the error message description that is shown SQL Server Error Code 211 SQL Server Error Description for the Code :211 Corruption in database ID %I64d, object ID %ld possibly due to schema or catalog inconsistency. Run DBCC CHECKCATALOG.

In this blog post, you’ll learn more about the SQL Server Error Code 3615 and the error message description that is shown SQL Server Error Code 3615 SQL Server Error Description for the Code :3615 Table ?%.*ls?. Scan count %d, logical reads %d, physical reads %d, page server reads %d, read-ahead reads %d, page server read-ahead reads %d, lob logical reads %d, lob physical reads…

In this blog post, you’ll learn more about the SQL Server Error Code 21302 and the error message description that is shown SQL Server Error Code 21302 SQL Server Error Description for the Code :21302 The resolver information should specify a column with data type, datetime, or smalldatetime while using the ‘%s’ resolver.

In this blog post, you’ll learn more about the SQL Server Error Code 21514 and the error message description that is shown SQL Server Error Code 21514 SQL Server Error Description for the Code :21514 Cannot complete the requested operation in the subscription database because a snapshot is currently being delivered to the database. Perform the operation again at a later time. To stop the…

In this blog post, you’ll learn more about the SQL Server Error Code 21688 and the error message description that is shown SQL Server Error Code 21688 SQL Server Error Description for the Code :21688 The current login ‘%s’ is not in the publication access list (PAL) of any publication at Publisher ‘%s’. Use a login that is in the PAL, or add this login…