Error Id 40011
(Error Id: 40011)" while attempting to make a purchase from BlackBerry App World Article Number:000031036 First Published:August 15, 2015 Last Modified:August 15, 2015 Type:Support Environment BlackBerry App World™ 3.1.0.56 for BlackBerry® smartphones DT 2755862 Back to top ↑ Overview When attempting to purchase the following error message is displayed:null (Error Id: 40011) Back to top ↑ Cause This message can occur when making a purchase using Carrier Billing payment method and there is not enough funds available using this payment method to complete the purchase. Back to top ↑ Resolution This is a previously reported issue that is being investigated by our development team. A resolution is currently unavailable. Back to top ↑ Workaround Use an alternate payment method (PayPal or Credit Card) if available. Back to top ↑ Follow Us BlackBerry Blog Facebook Twitter Youtube Flickr Customer Service Contact Us Support Corporate Company Investors Careers News Customer Service Corporate Responsibility Legal Info Overview Accessibility Trademarks Privacy Policy
resources Windows Server 2012 resources Programs MSDN subscriptions Overview Benefits Administrators Students Microsoft Imagine Microsoft Student Partners ISV Startups TechRewards Events Community Magazine Forums Blogs Channel 9 Documentation APIs and reference Dev centers Retired content Samples We’re sorry. The content you requested has been removed. You’ll be auto redirected in 1 second. Trappable Errors RDO Errors Remote Data Object Errors Remote Data Object Errors 40011 Object is invalid or not set 40011 Object is invalid or not set 40011 Object is invalid or not set 40000 An error occurred configuring the DSN. Please http://support.blackberry.com/kb/articleDetail?articleNumber=000031036 check the parameters an... 40001 SQL returned No Data Found 40002 An internal ODBC error was encountered 40003 An invalid value for the cursor driver was passed 40004 An invalid ODBC handle was encountered 40005 Invalid connection string 40006 An unexpected error occurred 40008 Invalid operation for forward-only cursor 40009 No current row 40010 Invalid row for AddNew 40011 Object is invalid https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa241213(v=vs.60).aspx or not set 40012 Invalid seek flag 40013 Partial equality requires string column 40014 Incompatible data types for compare 40015 Can't create prepared statement for invalid database connection 40016 An error occurred loading the Win32 library (VERSION.DLL) 40017 Can't execute unprepared rdoPreparedStatement 40018 Can't execute empty rdoPreparedStatement 40019 An invalid value for the concurrency option was passed 40020 Can't open result set for unnamed table 40021 Object Collection: This collection doesn't support location by text tag 40022 The rdoResultset is empty 40023 Invalid state for Move 40024 Already beyond the end of the result set 40025 BOF already set 40026 Invalid resultset state for update 40027 Invalid bookmark 40028 Invalid bookmark argument to move 40029 Can't move relative to current row as EOF\BOF already set 40030 Already at BOF 40031 Already at EOF 40032 An error occurred loading the ODBC installation library (ODBCCP32.DLL) 40033 An invalid value for the prompt option was passed 40034 An invalid value for the cursor type parameter was passed 40035 Column not bound correctly 40035 ODBCDirect: GetRows 40036 Unbound column - use GetChunk 40037 Can't assign value to unbound column
from Exchange 2010; the 1TB limit on database size. This persists even after applying cumulative updates for databases created while Exchange was at RTM. The fix is to follow advice for Exchange 2010, and then move your mailboxes to a new database. So https://503sayhelo.wordpress.com/tag/event-id-40011/ what actually happened? Well, my customer experienced a forced dismount of a database. Digging through the event logs, there were these events: When they tried to mount the DB, they saw this error: Note the warning event occurred 24 hours before the http://docs.oracle.com/cd/E23549_01/core.1111/e10113/chapter_bpm_messages.htm error event. Also note that the size of the database really wasn’t 3.3 petabytes. As it happens, the customer was migrating huge and unwieldy mailboxes into the db at the time, so didn’t really have time to digest the warning. That error id really looks like the sort of thing we might have seen on Exchange 2010, back in the day, but according to the literature, there is no 1024GB limit in Exchange 2013 standard, and never has been. The registry key referred to in Error event id 40011 doesn’t exist. So… what do we do? we follow the advice for Exchange 2010, here: How to prevent your Exchange Database Drives filling up completely and set the limit to, say, 3072GB. That’s not quite complete, error id 40011 though. It may work very well for 2010, but to get it to work in 2013 you need to use mount-database with the –force parameter. If you try and mount from the EAC (or without the –force) it will continue to fail. It will also need to be mounted with –force *every time*. ouch. Which is why it’s worth writing this blog article. Any database created with the RTM code will be affected by this, so anyone who has had Exchange Standard installed since the early days, or thought they had to install RTM and then install a CU on top of it, may see this problem as their databases grow. My advice is to consider moving mailboxes to a new database created on a later CU. Technorati Tags: Exchange 2013,database limit,standard,rtm By Nick P | Posted in exchange | Also tagged database limit, event id 40010, exchange 2013, Exchange Troubleshooting, rtm, std, wtf | Comments (0) RSS RSS - Posts Currently Studying: Begin Robotics, Futurelearn Begin Programming - Build Your First Mobile Game, FutureLearn Introduction to Cybersecurity, FutureLearn Data to Insight: An Introduction to Data Analysis, FutureLearn Search for: Archives May 2016 March 2016 February 2016 January 2016 December 2015 October 2015 September 2015 May 2015 March 2015 January 2015 December 2014 November 2014 October 2014 September 2014 July 2014 June 2014 May 2014 April 2014 March 2014 January 2014 December 2013 November 2013 October 2013 August 2013 May 2013 April 2013 March 2013 Febru
of the correct prefix "ORABPEL". However, the error number is always accurate. If you cannot locate a particular error in this file -- if the prefix does not match with the error number, then consider the error number while searching for a solution. BPM-09708: Error while querying workflow task class="msgaction" 1 Cause: Error while querying workflow task class="msgaction" 0 Action: Check the underlying exception and the database connection information. If the error persists, contact Oracle Support Services. Level: 1 Type: ERROR Impact: Programmatic BPM-09713: Invalid logical operator in predicate Cause: An invalid logical operator was used in the predicate. Action: Specify a valid logical operator (AND or OR) for the predicate. Level: 1 Type: ERROR Impact: Programmatic BPM-09714: Invalid predicate operator Cause: Invalid predicate operator class="msgentry" 9 Action: Specify a valid logical operator for the predicate. Level: 1 Type: ERROR Impact: Programmatic BPM-09715: Invalid predicate operator for list values Cause: Invalid predicate opertor for list values. List values are only supported for IN and NOT_IN operator Action: Use appropriate operator in the predicate for list values. Level: 1 Type: ERROR Impact: Programmatic BPM-09716: Invalid value type for predicate Cause: Invalid value type class="msgentry" 8 for predicate column type class="msgentry" 7 Action: Provide a valid value type for the predicate specified. Refer to TableConstants for data types Level: 1 Type: ERROR Impact: Programmatic BPM-09717: Predicate values are null Cause: Predicate values are null for operator class="msgentry" 6 Action: Provide a valid predicate value for the predicate. Level: 1 Type: ERROR Impact: Programmatic BPM-09719: Trying to update a deleted task class="msgentry" 5 Cause: The task class="msgentry" 4 was already deleted. Action: Execute the query to fetch new tasks. Level: 1 Type: ERROR Impact: Programmatic BPM-09732: Persistency service internal error Cause: Persistency service internal error Action: Check the underlying exception and correct the error. If the error persists, contact Oracle Support Services. Level: 1 Type: ERROR Impact: Programmatic BPM-10000: Dynamic Exception Test Case. Cause: Dyn