Sybase 11.9.x-12.5 - Manual (Page 411)

CHAPTER 6 Adaptive Server Error Messages
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Server Error Messages 9900 - 9999
9823 20 Insert new partition row in SYSPARTITIONS failed for slice number %d. Database id
%d, Object id %d, Total number of slices %d.
Explanation: Adaptive Server encountered an internal error affecting the current
process. Reconnect to Adaptive Server. Report the error to your System Administrator so
dbcc diagnostics can be run.
9824 20 Update row in SYSPARTITIONS failed. Database id %d, Object id %d, Partition number
%d
Explanation: Adaptive Server encountered an internal error affecting the current
process. Reconnect to Adaptive Server. Report the error to your System Administrator so
dbcc diagnostics can be run.
9826 16 The number of data pages in partition number %d for table ’%.*s’ in database ’%.*s’
could not be determined because the table is currently being altered.
Explanation: A database maintenance operation failed. Take any corrective action
indicated by the message. Check the Adaptive Server error log.
9827 10 Warning: Control page %d upgrade for partition number %d for object ID %d in database
’%S_DBID’ may not have been done correctly. Please run sp_helpartition on this table
and, if necessary, correct the values with UPDATE PARTITION STATISTICS.
Explanation: A database maintenance operation failed. Take any corrective action
indicated by the message. Check the Adaptive Server error log.
Number Severity Text and Explanation
Number Severity Text and Explanation
9901 14 Permission denied. Only a user with curread set to @@data_high can perform the DBCC
command `%.*s'.
Explanation: You do not have the permission to execute this command. Have the object
owner or a user with the needed role run this command.
9902 14 Only users with SA and SSO roles can run this dbcc dbrepair command for the database
%S_DBID.
Explanation: You do not have the permission to execute this command. Have the object
owner or a user with the needed role run this command.
9903 14 Only users with SA and SSO roles having their curread dominating the maxhold of the
database can run this dbcc dbrepair command for the database `%S_DBID'.
Explanation: You do not have the permission to execute this command. Have the object
owner or a user with the needed role run this command.