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Example: "0x00000013"| Error name | Error number | Error description |
|---|---|---|
| 1521. Microsoft Access Error 3273 | Error 3273 | Method not applicable for this object. |
| 1522. Microsoft Access Error 3274 | Error 3274 | External table is not in the expected format. |
| 1523. Microsoft Access Error 3275 | Error 3275 | Unexpected error from external database driver (|). |
| 1524. Microsoft Access Error 3276 | Error 3276 | Invalid database object reference. |
| 1525. Microsoft Access Error 3277 | Error 3277 | Cannot have more than 10 fields in an index. |
| 1526. Microsoft Access Error 3278 | Error 3278 | The Microsoft Office Access database engine has not been initialized. |
| 1527. Microsoft Access Error 3279 | Error 3279 | The Microsoft Office Access database engine has already been initialized. |
| 1528. Microsoft Access Error 3280 | Error 3280 | Cannot delete a field that is part of an index or is needed by the system. |
| 1529. Microsoft Access Error 3282 | Error 3282 | Operation not supported on a table that contains data. |
| 1530. Microsoft Access Error 3283 | Error 3283 | Primary key already exists. |
| 1531. Microsoft Access Error 3284 | Error 3284 | Index already exists. |
| 1532. Microsoft Access Error 3285 | Error 3285 | Invalid index definition. |
| 1533. Microsoft Access Error 3286 | Error 3286 | Format of memo file does not match specified external database format. |
| 1534. Microsoft Access Error 3287 | Error 3287 | Cannot create index on the given field. |
| 1535. Microsoft Access Error 3288 | Error 3288 | Paradox index is not primary. |
| 1536. Microsoft Access Error 3289 | Error 3289 | Syntax error in CONSTRAINT clause. |
| 1537. Microsoft Access Error 3290 | Error 3290 | Syntax error in CREATE TABLE statement. |
| 1538. Microsoft Access Error 3291 | Error 3291 | Syntax error in CREATE INDEX statement. |
| 1539. Microsoft Access Error 3292 | Error 3292 | Syntax error in field definition. |
| 1540. Microsoft Access Error 3293 | Error 3293 | Syntax error in ALTER TABLE statement. |
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