Sybase 11.9.x-12.5 Manuale Utente

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 There are not enough `user connections' available to start a new process. Retry when there 
are fewer active users, or ask your System Administrator to reconfigure SQL Server with 
more user connections.

 Refer to the writeup for this error.

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 Unable to initialize network %d

 Refer to the writeup for this error.

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 Process priority %d invalid or no process slots available

 Adaptive Server encountered an internal error affecting all processes in the 

current database. Report the error to your System Administrator. Adaptive Server must be 
restarted and dbcc diagnostics run.

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 Process not runnable or kpid %d not within range

 Adaptive Server encountered an internal error affecting all processes using 

the current database. Report the error to your System Administrator.

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 Failed to open virtual socket for new connections

 Refer to the writeup for this error.

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 Failed to initialize network receive buffer

 Adaptive Server encountered an internal error affecting all processes using 

the current database. Report the error to your System Administrator.

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 Failed to initialize network send buffer

 A problem was encountered by a client process connecting to Adaptive 

Server. If the problem recurs, contact your Network Administrator.

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 A client process exited abnormally, or a network error was encountered. Unless other 
errors occurred, continue processing normally.

 Refer to the writeup for this error.

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 Kpid %d out of range

 A problem was encountered by a client process connecting to Adaptive 

Server. If the problem recurs, contact your Network Administrator.

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 Could not kill process %d

 A problem was encountered by a client process connecting to Adaptive 

Server. If the problem recurs, contact your Network Administrator.

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 Could not install quit function

 A problem was encountered by a client process connecting to Adaptive 

Server. If the problem recurs, contact your Network Administrator.