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- insufficient memory -
- table %s not found -
- The table already exists or the disk is full -
- row input error -
- row output error -
- table file full - press ENTER -
- duplicate column name -
- too many column names -
- insufficient disk space -
- syntax error -
- %s is not a column name in any of the tables specified -
- %s should be a table name. It does not exist after the FROM -
- boolean expression too complex -
- input file not found -
- error creating output file -
- indirect command file not found -
- bad set parameter -
- The first word in the command is invalid or some other syntax error -
- The word after 'create' must be a valid table name -
- After the table name you must have a ( -
- The column name you entered is invalid -
- After the column name you must enter a valid data type -
- You must enter the column width. (CMDCR5) -
- After entering all the columns, you must end it with a ) (CMDCR6) -
- You must have a '(' after the data type -
- The column width cannot be over 254 -
- The value for decimal places cannot exceed the length of the column -
- minus 2 and it cannot exceed 15 -
- Must have a ',' after column width in order to specify decimal places -
- Must have a ')' after column width or number of decimal places -
- Not a valid macro name (CMDMC1) -
- File names must follow the same rules for table names (CMDIN1) -
- File names may not contain a period ('.') because '.dat' is added -
- File names must follow the same rules for table names (CMDUS1) -
- File names must follow the same rules for table names (CMDUS1) -
- %s is not a valid column name -
- %s is not a valid table name -
- %s exists in more than one table that you have specified. -
- Precede the column name with a table name and a period as in: -
- emp.name -
- You typed %s where you should have 'and' -
- In the having after the function name, you must have a ( -
- The combination function/column name must exist after the SELECT -
- The combination function/column name must end with a ) -
- Not a valid relational operator in the having statement -
- Must have a >, <, =, >=, <=, or <>. -
- At the end of the haveing statement, you must have a -
- number or a word enclosed in quotes. -
- Sorry, your table has exceeded the memory available. -
- It was probably due to an improper join. -
- The expression must end with a ) -
- Not a valid operand -
- After the word order or group, you must type 'by', you typed %s -
- After the word 'by', you must have a valid column name -
- Must type 'redirectto' after file name -
- You must have the word 'into' after the command 'clone' -
- Not a valid file name after 'create view' -
- %s is not a valid name -
- You cannot use a period (.) in a table name! -
- After 'create view file_name', you must use 'as' as in: -
- create view temp as select code, name from emp; -
- After 'create view file_name as' you must use 'select' as in: -
- create view temp as select code, name from emp; -
- After 'create clone file_name', you must use 'as' as in: -
- create clone temp as select code, name from emp; -
- Missing the word 'select' after 'as' -
- The word after 'clone' is not a valid table name -
- There must be a table name after 'insert' -
- After the command create, you need the word table, view, index, or clone -
- followed by its name -
- After the command drop, you must have the word table, view, or index -
- followed by the name of the table, view or index -
- After the word 'delete', you must have a valid table name -
- After the word 'sort', you must have a valid table name -
- Must have the word 'by' after 'sort table_name' as in: -
- sort emp by emp_id; -
- Not a valid column name. -
- The size of numeric columns cannot exceed 12. -
- After the '(' you must have a valid number -
- After the size of the cloned table you must have a ')' -
- Item after table name is invalid -
- In a 'where' clause after column name, you don't have a valid operator -
- Cannot access the drive, path and/or the command for your text editor -
- Must have the word INTO after the command INSERT -
- Must insert values for all columns you have defined as NOT NULL -
- Data type of column does not match the value you are trying to insert -
- NULL not allowed for column %s - it is defined as NOT NULL -
- Value(s) entered failed test for uniqueness -
- You need a '(' after the command VALUES -
- you need a ',' to separate values or a ')' to end them -
- you are trying to insert more values than there are columns -
- You don't have enough values for the columns specified -
- Non-numeric values must be enclosed in quotes -
- You are trying to insert data with a incompatible data type -
- You specified more columns in the SELECT statement than exist in your table -
- You must have the word 'set' after the table name -
- You must have an equal sign '=' after the column name -
- The data type after the '=' doesn't match the data type of the column -
- Valid operators are =, !=, <>, >=, <=, >, <, LIKE, IS NULL -
- You cannot compare character data with numeric data -
- After column definition, you must either have a ',' or ')' -
- After the word DELETE you must have the word FROM before the table name -
- After the word UNIQUE you must have a left parentheses '(' -
- After UNIQUE, one of the column names is not valid -
- After specifying all the columns that are unique, you must have two ')' -
- All columns specified as unique must be specified as NOT NULL -
- After the word NOT, you must have the word NULL -
- Incompatible numeric formats, lengths, or number of decimal places -
- Not a valid number -
- Cannot use a character column in a calculation -
- Column not specified between commas -
- Column list must end with a right parentheses ')' -
- Column name before 'from' in subquery not found in table(s) after 'from' -
- Since you have a 'group by' and/or an aggregate function, there cannot be -
- any other column not part of the 'group by' or not an aggregate function -
- In where claue you cannot use a character column in a calculation -
- In where clause you can only calculate numeric data types -
- After the column list there must be the word 'FROM' -
- Aggregate function must end with a ')' -
- Aggregate function name must be followed with a '(' -
- You have more columns selected than you have in your view list -
- You have less columns selected than you have in your view list -
- Something is probably a syntax error in your view. To get a better -
- idea as to the specific error, type: "@view_name", where view_name -
- is the name of your view -
- The %s view does not exist -
- The %s table does not exist -
- You cannot drop a table that is not empty. First type: -
- delete from %s; -
- in order to delete all the rows first -
- error creating table file -
- In a GROUP BY or ORDER BY you have a '.' which must be followed -
- by a column name -
- In a GROUP BY or ORDER BY, the column name must also be in the select list -
- A view already exists with that name. Use another name or drop the view. -
- A table already exists with that name. Use another name or drop the table. -
- The word NOT must be followed by IN, EXISTS, LIKE, NULL, BETWEEN or ( -
- A table or view name cannot exceed 10 characters -
- After the word UNION, you must have a SELECT -
- The tables in the union are not exactly the same structure -
- Column was defined with NOT NULL -
- The column %s has bad data, row not inserted -
- Invalid logical value - must be Y,y,N,n,T,t,F,f or ? -
- Invalid data type - probably a memo or float -
- After INSERT INTO tablename, you must have VALUES or SELECT -
- The %s table is still in .SQL format. You must run CONVERT -
- to convert it to the new file format -
- Index file already exists -
- After the index name, you must have the key word ON followed by the table name-
- Missing right parentheses ')' after column name -
- Must end command with a semi-colon ';' -
- Error creating index file -
- Error openning index file -
- Error openning or creating ".SQD" file -
- Problem reading index file -
- Not a valid index name -
- Index name not found in table definition -
- Can't delete index file - Did you make it Read-only?? -
- Index file %s not found. Re-create or put index back in directory -
- Significant internal error. Please contact SilvaWare with circumstances -
- Can't open table (DBF) file -
- Problem writing to table (DBF) file -
- File problem with delete -
- Invalid date - must be in the format MM/DD/YY -
- There must be a left parenthesis '(' before the SELECT -
- There must be a right parenthesis ')' after the SELECT -
- ********** undefined error *********** -
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