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Her er excerpts fra CDen:
Error Messages
The following list describes the more common run-time errors encountered in Automation. The symbol < > represents a parameter that will be inserted into the error message.
Error number Error description
-2147164975 You cannot change the Admin name or access privileges.
-2147166139 Invalid DOS path: < >
-2147166373 File < > is currently checked out by < >.
-2147166374 You currently have file < > checked out.
-2147166386 Cannot delete the root project.
-2147166391 You do not have access rights to < >.
-2147166398 Cannot move the root project.
-2147166404 File < > is not checked out.
-2147166405 File < > is not shared by any other projects.
-2147166411 Cannot Rename the root project.
-2147166417 A project cannot be shared under a descendant.
-2147166418 File < > is already shared by this project.
-2147166424 The SourceSafe database has been locked by the Administrator.
-2147166519 Invalid password.
-2147166521 Cannot delete the Admin user.
-2147166522 Permission denied.
-2147166525 User \"< >\" already exists.
-2147166526 User \"< >\" not found.
-2147166572 An item with the name < > already exists.
-2147166574 You can not move a project under itself.
-2147166583 Version not found.
-2147167977 The SourceSafe database path < > does not exist. Please select another database.
-2147210887 This command only works on projects.
-2147210888 This command only works on files.
-2147352566 Invalid access code (bad parameter)*.
*Many SourceSafe parameters have a maximum limit. For example, the name of a SourceSafe user may not exceed 31 characters. When limits such as this are exceeded, the run-time error -2147352566 is typically returned. For detailed information on limits imposed by SourceSafe, please see the Knowledge Base article Q138298, titled \"Visual SourceSafe System Capacities and Specifications.\"