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Several errors can occur when submitting queries to the SQL parser. When these errors occur, the OLE DB Provider returns a DB_E_ERRORSINCOMMAND error (see ICommand::Execute). It can usually also return a string describing the error. These errors are usually syntax related.

The following error messages are not defined in a public header and the error codes associated with them are not exposed. They are also localized. Parameters shown in italics are specific to each query that is in error.

  • Parser Error
  • Illegal PASSTHROUGH query: Query_Expression
  • Incorrect syntax near Query_Token. SQLSTATE=42000
  • Incorrect syntax near Query_Token. Expected Token. SQLSTATE=42000
  • Multiple statement commands are not supported. SQLSTATE=42000
  • ORDER BY ordinal number must be between 1 and Ordinal_Number. SQLSTATE=42000
  • View View_Name has not been defined in catalog Catalog_Name. SQLSTATE=42S02
  • Column Column_Name has not been defined. SQLSTATE=42S22
  • View name conflicts with a predefined view definition
  • Out of memory
  • SELECT * only allowed on views
  • Content_Search_Condition OR NOT Content_Boolean_Term not allowed
  • Cannot convert Data_Type_1 to type Data_Type_2
  • Value is out of range for type Data_Type
  • Specification of Relative_Interval must be negative
  • Column_Name is not a column in the view definition
  • Property name conflicts with a predefined property definition
  • Weight value must be between 0.0 and 1.0
  • Error in matches string
  • Property name cannot be set because it is already being used in a VIEW. SQLSTATE=42000
  • View View_Name already exists in catalog Catalog_Name and cannot be redefined. SQLSTATE=42S01
  • Invalid catalog name Catalog_Name. SQLSTATE=42000