Re: "XACT_S_DEFECT" what is that?
- From: "Alan Carre" <alan@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 16 Dec 2008 04:01:46 +0700
"Kerem Gümrükcü" <kareem114@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Hi,
i wonder what this error means. I could not find any usefull
documentation for it in the www. I did not get it, but just found
it while i was translating a range of error codes on windows
to prepare a xml file with error codes and descritpions, then
i saw this stange result for a code:
Error Code: 315393
Message:
XACT_S_DEFECT
Is there someone who can tell me what this
error means and where it can be expected,...
Not sure but maybe this will help (to see it in context):
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc704587.aspx
XACT_S_NNNNN... result codes all seem to be related to some sort of
"transaction" event / object / process. What kind of transaction is being
referred to, I don't know. But what seems clear is that the above code is
just a generic failure code for one of these "xact_s" transactions. In hex
all of the XACT_S HRESULTs look like this:
0x0004DNNN
and there are "exactly" (no pun intended) 0x10 of them ranging from 4D000 to
4D010. The first one is not an error, it indicates "successful start" of a
"transaction". 01 (== DEFECT ?) I would guess is a "defective transaction"
(malformed perhaps, or unknown error). All the rest are specific errors or
successes, and all refer to a "transaction" whatever it is. But since you
don't care (or need to know), just copy the same words from the other error
descs and mix in the word "defect" et voila! Here's your description:
"A transaction defect was detected"
- Alan Carre
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