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DB Error Objects How a Provider Returns an OLE DB Error Object How a Consumer Retrieves an OLE DB Error Object OLE DB Error Objects and Threads Error Lookup Services TOC Collapse the table of content Expand the table of content This documentation is archived and is not being maintained. This documentation is archived and is not being maintained. sql server errors and solutions Error Lookup Services The ERRORINFO structure does not contain the error messages and help file information that IErrorInfo can return. Instead, this information is stored in a provider-specific lookup service. There are three important reasons for this. First, it allows the information to be easily localized. Second, it means that memory need not be allocated to store the information until the information is requested. Third, it provides an easy mechanism by which the provider can parameterize error messages. The information in this lookup service can be created when the lookup service is written or it can be created at run time. The former case, which creates what are called static errors, is common when the lookup service is tied to a single database and the programmer knows ahead of time what the error messages are. For example, a provider built directly over an Oracle database might use static errors. The run-time case, which creates dynamic errors, is common when the lookup service is not tied to any particular database and the programmer cannot predict the error messag
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and tools for Microsoft SQL Server. Blog 11/02 Error code lookup tool from Microsoft Tags: Troubleshooting, Windows errors Share: Tweet When I worked in CSS for MS there were a lot of cool internal tools we could use to help us in our day to day work, and this one tool is great for Microsoft error codes. Over the years some of these have been made public – the most famous of which is PSSDIAG on codeplex, which was released with some fanfare (at least within the SQL community). However, there’s one which is (arguably) even more useful as it doesn’t just apply to SQL Server. It’s called err.exe and was originally produced by the MS Exchange team. Essentially all it is is a command line tool to which the relevant error code is passed and it returns all the info it can find on it. Err.exe will look up just about any MS error code. It will dig out the full error message and which application/OS libraries it came from. It’s saved me from a lot of digging around and head-scratching in the past. Err.exe Download it. Extract it. Add the folder you’ve extracted it into to your path, and you’re done. To use it, open a command prompt type “err