In this blog post, you’ll learn more about the SQL Server Error Code 41386 and the error message description that is shown SQL Server Error Code 41386 SQL Server Error Description for the Code :41386 Filegroups with MEMORY_OPTIMIZED_DATA, memory-optimized tables and natively compiled modules are not supported when lightweight pooling is enabled. Disable lightweight pooling in order to use memory-optimized features.

In this blog post, you’ll learn more about the SQL Server Error Code 41387 and the error message description that is shown SQL Server Error Code 41387 SQL Server Error Description for the Code :41387 Disallowing page allocations for database ‘%.*ls’ due to insufficient memory in the resource pool ‘%ls’. See ‘http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkId=510837’ for more information.

In this blog post, you’ll learn more about the SQL Server Error Code 5174 and the error message description that is shown SQL Server Error Code 5174 SQL Server Error Description for the Code :5174 Each file size must be greater than or equal to 512 KB.

In this blog post, you’ll learn more about the SQL Server Error Code 8722 and the error message description that is shown SQL Server Error Code 8722 SQL Server Error Description for the Code :8722 Cannot execute query. Semantic affecting hint ‘%.*ls’ appears in the ‘%.*ls’ clause of object ‘%.*ls’ but not in the corresponding ‘%.*ls’ clause.  Change the OPTION (TABLE HINTS…) clause so the…

In this blog post, you’ll learn more about the SQL Server Error Code 10651 and the error message description that is shown SQL Server Error Code 10651 SQL Server Error Description for the Code :10651 Refresh of snapshot view failed because view ‘%.*ls.%.*ls’ does not exist.

In this blog post, you’ll learn more about the SQL Server Error Code 15159 and the error message description that is shown SQL Server Error Code 15159 SQL Server Error Description for the Code :15159 Maximum impersonation nesting level exceeded (limit %d)..

In this blog post, you’ll learn more about the SQL Server Error Code 21343 and the error message description that is shown SQL Server Error Code 21343 SQL Server Error Description for the Code :21343 Could not find stored procedure ‘%s’.

In this blog post, you’ll learn more about the SQL Server Error Code 207 and the error message description that is shown SQL Server Error Code 207 SQL Server Error Description for the Code :207 Invalid column name ?%.*ls?.

In this blog post, you’ll learn more about the SQL Server Error Code 352 and the error message description that is shown SQL Server Error Code 352 SQL Server Error Description for the Code :352 The table-valued parameter ?%.*ls? must be declared with the READONLY option.

In this blog post, you’ll learn more about the SQL Server Error Code 1064 and the error message description that is shown SQL Server Error Code 1064 SQL Server Error Description for the Code :1064 A filegroup cannot be used with log files.

In this blog post, you’ll learn more about the SQL Server Error Code 3870 and the error message description that is shown SQL Server Error Code 3870 SQL Server Error Description for the Code :3870 The tempdb metadata memory-optimized configuration has been set to ?%S_MSG?. Restart SQL server for the new setting to take effect.

In this blog post, you’ll learn more about the SQL Server Error Code 4618 and the error message description that is shown SQL Server Error Code 4618 SQL Server Error Description for the Code :4618 You do not have permission to use %.*ls in the AS clause.

In this blog post, you’ll learn more about the SQL Server Error Code 12108 and the error message description that is shown SQL Server Error Code 12108 SQL Server Error Description for the Code :12108 ‘%d’ is out of range for the database scoped configuration option ‘%.*ls’. See sp_configure option ‘%ls’ for valid values.

In this blog post, you’ll learn more about the SQL Server Error Code 21164 and the error message description that is shown SQL Server Error Code 21164 SQL Server Error Description for the Code :21164 Column ‘%s’ cannot be included in a vertical partition because it is neither nullable nor defined with a default value.

In this blog post, you’ll learn more about the SQL Server Error Code 21774 and the error message description that is shown SQL Server Error Code 21774 SQL Server Error Description for the Code :21774 This procedure is supported only for non-SQL Server Publishers. The Publisher ‘%s’, on which you are executing the procedure, is a SQL Server Publisher.

In this blog post, you’ll learn more about the SQL Server Error Code 16108 and the error message description that is shown SQL Server Error Code 16108 SQL Server Error Description for the Code :16108 Table ‘%.*ls’ was not found or you do not have permission to access it.

In this blog post, you’ll learn more about the SQL Server Error Code 21884 and the error message description that is shown SQL Server Error Code 21884 SQL Server Error Description for the Code :21884 The query at the redirected publisher ‘%s’ to determine the health of the availability group associated with publisher database ‘%s’ failed with error ‘%d’, error message ‘%s’.

In this blog post, you’ll learn more about the SQL Server Error Code 1464 and the error message description that is shown SQL Server Error Code 1464 SQL Server Error Description for the Code :1464 Database ?%.*ls? is not in a recovering state which is required for a mirror database or secondary database. The remote database must be restored using WITH NORECOVERY.

In this blog post, you’ll learn more about the SQL Server Error Code 6939 and the error message description that is shown SQL Server Error Code 6939 SQL Server Error Description for the Code :6939 XML Validation: The element ‘%ls’ is mixed content with a fixed value and therefore not allowed to have element content. %S_MSG %ls

In this blog post, you’ll learn more about the SQL Server Error Code 20079 and the error message description that is shown SQL Server Error Code 20079 SQL Server Error Description for the Code :20079 Invalid @subscription_type parameter value. Valid options are ‘push’, ‘pull’, or ‘both’.