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# Resources for org.datanucleus.store.rdbms package
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#
# Schema Mapping, columns etc
#
020000=Persistent class "{0}" has no table in the database, but the operation requires it. Please check the specification of the MetaData for this class.
020001=Field has no corresponding database column : {0}
020002=Field "{0}" is an indexed List yet is also an M-N relation - this is not supported since it would need an index for both sides of the relation. Either make it the field a Set, or use an ordered List.
020003=Columns "{0} " have been defined with {1} columns, yet there are only {2} to map to!
020004=Table "{0}" has a column "{1}" which has been defined to map to column "{2}" in table "{3}" but this doesnt exist in mapping {4} (attempting to use a column other than the ID?)
020005=Columns "{0}" column number {1} has no remaining columns to map to!
020006=Columns "{0}" has a column "{1}" that has been mapped twice!
020007=Duplicate column name "{0}" defined for table "{1}". You cannot map multiple fields to the same column. The duplicated columns are specified by {2} and {3}. See also persistence property "datanucleus.rdbms.allowColumnReuse"
020008=? datastore-identity|index columns|other non mapped to any field ?
020009=Incompatible data type for column {0} : was {1} (datastore), but type expected was {2} (metadata). Please check that the type in the datastore and the type specified in the MetaData are consistent.
020010=Required columns missing from table "{0}" : {1}. Perhaps your MetaData is incorrect, or you haven't enabled "datanucleus.schema.autoCreateColumns".
020011=Required table missing : "{2}" in Catalog "{0}" Schema "{1}". DataNucleus requires this table to perform its persistence operations. Either your MetaData is incorrect, or you need to enable "datanucleus.schema.autoCreateTables"
020012=Table "{0}" is of wrong type {1}. Should be a table
020013=Table "{0}" is of wrong type {1}. Should be a view
020014=Cannot define a primary key column in a view : {0}, column={1}
020015=Exceeded maximum of {0} foreign keys for table {1}
020016=Exceeded maximum of {0} index keys for table {1}
020017=Invalid view definition for {0} : {1}
020018=Wrong precision for column {0} : was {1} (according to the JDBC driver) but should be {2} (based on the MetaData definition).
020019=Wrong precision for column {0} : was {1} (according to the JDBC driver) but should be {2} (based on the MetaData definition for field {3}).
020020=Expected primary key for table {0} {1} not found in existing keys {2}
020021=Wrong scale for column {0} : was {1} (according to the JDBC driver) but should be {2} (based on the MetaData definition).
020022=Wrong scale for column {0} : was {1} (according to the JDBC driver) but should be {2} (based on the MetaData definition for field {3}).
020023=Classes backed by views cannot have persistence-capable superclasses : {0}
020024=Unexpected column {0} encountered in table {1} schema {2} catalog {3}
020025=Column {0} should not allow nulls but does. You can prevent nulls by specifying "allows-null" as "false" for the  in the MetaData

020026=Adding/Dropping temporary table so we can determine the catalog/schema for this datasource. Specify "datanucleus.mapping.Catalog"/"datanucleus.mapping.Schema" to avoid this check

020183=Column {0} has been specified with precision/scale, yet the column datastore type doesn't allow specification of this
020184=Invalid precision, column = {0}


020185=Field "{0}" should be using "subclass-table" inheritance strategy yet isnt. Please report this.
020186=Field "{0}" is declared type requiring multiple FKs and has had its column(s) specified, however the number of columns specified ({1}) is not the same as the number of possible FKs for this field ({2}).
020187=Added column for type "{0}" for field "{1}" (field declared as using subclass-table)
020188=Added column for type "{0}" for field "{1}" (field declared as reference type - interface/Object)
020189=Field "{0}" is defined as a reference type (interface or Object) and was specified as being implemented by class "{1}" but this class was not found!
020190=Field "{0}" is defined as a reference type (interface or Object) ("{1}") and was specified as being implemented by class "{2}" but this is an interface!

# This is type info so move to different range!
020191=Data type {0} is not recognized by the JDBC. Validation will be ignored
020192=You have specified the default {0} as {1} but for this datastore this has been changed to {2}. This is likely due to missing quote characters, or the datastore storing things in a different case

#
# Query ResultExpressions
#
021033=Query cannot create object of type "{0}" since specified constructor "{1}" doesn't exist

021051="HAVING" expression "{0}" is not a valid boolean expression

021062=Query has reference to member "{0}" of class "{1}" yet this doesnt exist!

021118=Query has parameter "{0}" declared as "{1}" yet a value of type "{2}" was supplied

021210=Result Class has duplicated query field names. Result class field names are not case sensitive hence does not allow fields with same case-insensitive name, or with a result class superclass having a field of the same name. See field "{0}" for example.
021211=Query has a result field "{0}" of type "{1}" yet the field in the result class has type "{2}"
021212=Query defines a result class "{0}" but there is no way of setting the field "{1}"
021213=Cannot select multi-valued objects in a result clause of a query

021215=Query has column "{0}" but result class doesn't have an equivalent field - ignoring
021216=Result Class "{0}" will be created using argumented constructor with args of type(s) "{1}"
021217=Result Class "{0}" will be created using default constructor
021218=Result Class "{0}" field "{1}" set using reflection
021219=Result Class "{0}" field "{1}" set using reflection after converting value
021220=Result Class "{0}" field "{1}" set using (public) setter method
021221=Result Class "{0}" field "{1}" set using (public) setter method after converting value
021222=Result Class "{0}" field "{1}" set using (public) put(x,y) method

#
# Views
#
031004=Validating view : {0}
031006=Class "{0}" has been defined with field "{1}" with a persistence-modifier of "{2}". You cannot use this with SQL Views - must be persistent or transactional.
031007=Class "{0}" uses an SQL View, however the method "{1}" has just been called. This is not supported for SQL Views.
031008=Class "{0}" uses an SQL View consequently DataNucleus doesnt support the generation of new identities for objects of this type.
031009=Class "{0}" uses an SQL View, however you are not allowed to use macros (such as "{1}") in the view definition.

#
# Identifiers
#
039000=Case Identifier "{0}" is not supported. Please choose a supported case
039001=Identifier Factory required identifiers in "{0}" but datastore adapter doesnt support this exactly, so using "{1}" instead
039002=Identifier Factory requires identifiers in "{0}" but this is impossible with the current datastore adapter.
039003=Identifier Factory with name "{0}" is not registered! Please check your CLASSPATH for presence of the plugin containing this factory, and your PMF settings for identifier factory.
039004=Identifier Factory with name "{0}" was either not found, or the class it utilises was not found. Please check the plugin specification and the CLASSPATH
039005=Identifier Factory "{0}" has thrown an error upon construction. Please check the validity of the IdentifierFactory plugin.

#
# Mapping
#
041000=The Java type {0} has no default mapping class available in DataNucleus.
041001=The field "{0}" with Java type {1} has no known mapping class available in DataNucleus.

041004=Somehow {0}.{1}() was called, which should have been impossible!
041005=Somehow {0}.{1}() was called on the mapping for field="{2}", which should have been impossible!
041006=Constructor ({0},{1}) not found for Mapping type {2}
041007=Constructor ({0},{1},{2}) not found for Mapping type {3}
041008=Constructor ({0},{1},{2},{3}) not found for Mapping type {4}
041009=Failed to generate new Mapping of type {0}, exception : {1}
041010=Failed to generate new Mapping of type {0} for table {1}, field {2}, exception : {3}
041011=Missing constructor {0}(ClassTable, int)
041012={0} can only be used with a persistence-capable field
041013=The plugin.xml has specified a datastore-mapping class of "{0}" yet this is not found
041014=Field "{0}" has been specified to use a mapping class "{1}" yet this class was not found! Please check your metadata and respecify the mapping class.
041015=Cannot assign field to an object from a different PersistenceManager
041016=Object is not a PersistenceCapable instance. Object class = {0}, value = {1}. Maybe the class is not enhanced?

041017=Delete of "{0}" needs delete of related object at "{1}" but cannot delete it direct since FK is here. Will be deleted later by flush process
041018=Object "{0}" has field "{1}" with a 1-1 bidirectional relation set to relate to "{2}" but this object hasnt had the relation at field "{3}" set so updating the object directly.
041019=Object "{0}" has bidirectional field "{1}" currently set to "{2}" but this object is being deleted so nulling this field
041020=Object "{0}" has field "{1}" with a 1-1 bidirectional relation set to relate to "{2}" but this object relates back to a different object "{3}"!

041022=Object "{0}" has field "{1}" with an N-1 bidirectional relation set to relate to "{2}" but the collection at "{3}" doesn't contain this object.
041023=Specified field "{0}" has no container (collection/map/array) MetaData!

041034=Retrieved object with id "{0}"

041036=Error creating application id of type {0} : exception is {1}
041037=Error creating application id of type {0}, field {1}, value {2} : exception is {3}
041038=Primary Key column "{0}" for table "{1}" is not mapped.
041039=Cannot create SingleFieldIdentity type since the key value retrieved from the datastore is NULL!

041042=Field "{0}" is specified as embedded. DataNucleus doesnt currently support the persistence of embedded Object fields.

041044=Field "{0}" is a reference field (interface/Object) of type {1} but DataNucleus is unable to assign an object of type "{2}" to this field. You can only assign this field to a type specified by the "implementation-classes" extension attribute.

041050=Failure in call to "{0}" for position {1} for column "{2}" : {3}

#
#
045000=SQL Execution Time = {0} ms
045001=SQL Execution Time = {0} ms (number of rows = {1}) on PreparedStatement "{2}"
045002=SQL Execution Time = {0} ms on PreparedStatement "{1}"

#
# DataSource
#
047000=The specified datastore driver ("{0}") was not found in the CLASSPATH. Please check your CLASSPATH specification, and the name of the driver.
047001=You have specified to use a "{0}" connection pool yet one of the required libraries for this ({1}) was not found.
047002=Error creating database connection pool of type "{0}" for driver "{1}" and URL "{2}" : {3}
047003=The connection pool plugin of type "{0}" was not found in the CLASSPATH!
047004=Attempt to invoke the "{0}" plugin to create a ConnectionPool gave an error : {1}
047005=Error reading the configuration file for the connection pool : {0}. Check that it is accessible in the CLASSPATH
047006=Invalid datastore driver class "{0}" : maybe you haven't specified the JDBC driver JAR in your CLASSPATH, or the name of the class is incorrect.
047007=No datastore driver class has been specified!
047008=Created ConnectionPool "{0}" as data source using pooling type of {1}
047009=Unable to create {0} datasource for connections due to invalid/insufficient input. Consult the log for details and/or review the settings of "datastore.connectionXXX" properties
047010=Closing ConnectionPool "{0}"

#
# Exceptions
#
048000= Exception : {0}

#
# SchemaAutoStarter
#
049000=Failed to retrieve classes from SchemaTable : {0}
049001=Failed to validate SchemaTable for Schema "{0}". Either it doesn't exist, or doesn't validate : {1}
049002=Dropping Schema Table "{0}" and recreating as new
049003=Error adding class {0} to list of persistence-managed classes : {1}
049004=Deleting class {0} from list of persistence-managed classes
049005=Error deleting class {0} from list of persistence-managed classes : {1}
049006=Error deleting all persistence-managed classes from supported list : {1}
049007=Class names and associated table names are stored in the datastore in a table "{0}"
049008=Unable to use the SchemaAutoStarter since it is not open!
049009=Unable to open the SchemaAutoStarter since it is already open!
049010=Unknown error in datastore : {0}

#
# RDBMS Manager
#
050000=Unable to set the ConnectionProvider to be "{0}" since no plugin exists for that value. Please check your setting and your CLASSPATH
050001=Unable to create a ConnectionProvider of name "{0}" : "{1}"
050002=Default Catalog name "{0}" has been specified yet the Database Adapter (JDBC driver) doesn't support specification of catalog name in table definitions !
050003=Default Schema name "{0}" has been specified yet the Database Adapter (JDBC driver) doesn't support specification of schema name in table definitions !
050004=Failed initialising database.
050005=Error obtaining connection to database : {0}
050006=Please check that your database JDBC driver is accessible, and the database URL and username/password are correct.
050007=Could not obtain connection due to unknown reason. Check your database configuration. e.g security/firewall problem?

050012=Schema Data has not been initialised for Catalog "{0}", Schema "{1}"
050013=Class "{0}" has been specified to use an inheritance strategy of "superclass-table", yet the table for a superclass cannot be found!
050014=Class "{0}" has been specified as "embedded-only", and so it can only exist within the tables of other classes. No table will be created.
050015=The class specified ({0}) has a default table name of {1}, but this is in use by a different class ({2}). DataNucleus will use a separate instance of this table internally and data will be persisted to the same datastore table. It is your responsibility to make sure that both of these classes are compatible for saving to the same place.
050016=Join Tables can only be created as a side effect of adding a new class
050017=Persistent Class not found for id "{0}"
050018=Object with id "{0}" not found !
050019=Attempt to find new application-identity for class ({0}) that does not use "application identity".
050020=Attempt to find new application-identity for class {0} yet field {1} has invalid type ({2}). Should be int/long/Integer/Long.
050021=Class {0} has been defined with objectid-class {1}, yet this is already used by a different inheritance tree (e.g by class {2}). Please correct this so that each inheritance tree uses their own objectid-class.
050022=Id {0} is assigned to class {1}, but it's not the correct object-id type for this class.
050023=Obtaining next ID for class {0}
050024=Error while obtaining connection for value generation : {0}
050025=Error while closing connection for value generation : {0}

050028=Loading column info for table(s) "{0}" in Catalog "{1}", Schema "{2}"
050029=Column info loaded for Catalog "{0}", Schema "{1}", {2} tables, time = {3} ms
050030=No column info found for table "{0}" - the table apparently doesnt yet exist in the datastore
050031=No column info found for column "{0}" of table "{1}"
050032=Column info retrieved for table "{0}" : {1} columns found
050033=Column info retrieved for column "{0}" of table "{1}"
050034=Table for class {0} has no ID column
050035=Field {0}.{1} has no table of its own in which to look for {2}
050036=Invalid pseudo-field name {0} in macro {1}, must be "owner", "element" or "index"
050037=Invalid pseudo-field name {0} in macro {1}, must be "owner", "key" or "value"
050038=Add classes to Catalog "{0}", Schema "{1}"
050039=Add classes transaction is not active
050040=An error occurred while auto-creating schema elements - rolling back
050041=An error occurred while auto-creating schema elements. The following exception occurred while attempting to rollback the partially-completed schema changes : {0}
050042=Referenced class/interface {0} is not persistence-capable !
050043=Error(s) were found while auto-creating/validating the datastore for classes. The errors are printed in the log, and are attached to this exception.
050044=An exception was thrown while adding/validating class(es) : {0}
050045=Removing all classes from persistence management for Catalog "{0}", Schema "{1}"
050046=Removing class "{0}" from persistence management
050047=An exception was thrown while dropping class(es) : {0}
050048=Updating table "{0}" for Catalog "{1}", Schema "{2}"
050049=No  metadata found for field {0} with non PersistenceCapable elements/values. This metadata {1} needs adding the join. 
050050=Field "{0}" is a map that has been specified without a join table and neither the key nor the value has a mapped-by specified. This is invalid!
050051=Invalid query argument {0} : should be a String containing a filter for the query, or an existing Query to use as a basis.
050052=Exception thrown trying to get the server date : {0}

050053=Schema Transaction COMMITTING with connection "{0}"
050054=Schema Transaction ROLLING BACK with connection "{0}"
050055=Schema Transaction CLOSED with connection "{0}"
050056=Schema Transaction threw exception "{0}"
050057=Schema Transaction STARTED with connection "{0}" with isolation "{1}"

#
# RDBMS Adapter
#
051000=No Database Adapter was found for your JDBC driver specified. Faling back to the generic DatabaseAdapter!
051001=The Datastore Adapter class "{0}" was not found. If this is a class that was specified by you in initialising the PMF, please try the DataNucleus auto-detection instead since your class wasnt found.
051002=The Datastore Adapter class "{0}" for vendor-id "{1}" with priority "{2}" was overridden by class "{3}" with the same priority
051003=The Oracle adapter was not found
051004=Error accessing database MetaData
051005=JDBC type "{0}" not supported by the JDBC driver. Please check your specification of "jdbc-type" and the driver capabilities.
051006=None of the specified JDBC types are supported
051007=SQL type "{0}" (for JDBC type "{1}") was discarded by the database adapter
051008=Transaction Isolation level {0} is unsupported. Not used.
051009={0} can only be used with a persistence-capable field
051010=Missing constructor {0}(ClassBaseTable,int)
051011=Fields of type {0} not (yet) supported
051012=Can't access constructor for mapping object with class {0}
051013=Can't instantiate mapping object with class {0}
051014=Constructor for {0} failed
051015=Don't know how to determine the current catalog name for this type of DBMS : {0} {1}
051016=Don't know how to determine the current schema name for this type of DBMS : {0} {1}
051017=Database adapter allows catalogs to be used in table definitions
051018=Database adapter allows schemas to be used in table definitions
051019=This adapter does not support auto-increment keys
051020=This adapter does not support sequences
051021=This adapter does not support sequences without names
051022=This adapter does not support sequences with max value.
051023=This adapter does not support sequences with cache sizes.
051024=Error : This JDBC driver has no product name. Unable to select the requisite RDBMS adapter.
051025=Error : This JDBC driver gave an error when trying to access the product name. Unable to select the requisite RDBMS adapter : {0}
051026=Error : An error occurred trying to instantiate an instance of the adapter "{0}" for this JDBC driver : {1}
051027=Error initialising derby schema : {0}
051028=Sequences with null name are not supported

#
# SQLController
#
052100=Adding statement "{0}" to the current batch (new batch size = {1})
052101=The current batch limit has been reached so processing batched SQL statement "{0}"
052102=The currently being batched SQL statement "{0}" is not yet processable, so unable to batch the requested statement "{1}". Processing as normal
052103=The requested statement "{0}" has been made batchable
052104=Batch has been added to statement "{0}" for processing (batch size = {1})
052106=Connection has a batched statement "{0}" but is not yet processable so leaving it and processing query statement ("{1}")
052108=Exception thrown flushing changes to datastore
052109=Using PreparedStatement "{0}" for connection "{1}"
052110=Closing PreparedStatement "{0}"

#
# Extent
#
053000=Extent cannot be created because the class "{0}" has no persistent fields.
053001=Extent cannot be created because the field mapping "{0}" is unsuitable for a view column, for class "{1}"
053002=Extent cannot be created for "{0}" since it requires the loading of subclass "{1}" and this was not found in the CLASSPATH!.

#
# Request
#
052200=Insert attempted for class "{0}" yet no (application identity) field(s) was provided.
052201=Object with id "{0}" in table {1} has no version set on the object in memory and you want to update it!! Please report this bug to the developers of DataNucleus with a way of reproducing it
052202=Object with id "{0}" in table {1} has no version set on the object in memory and you want to delete it!! Please report this bug to the developers of DataNucleus with a way of reproducing it
052203=Object with id "{0}" has been changed in the datastore since your last read. Your transaction is using version "{1}" but this doesnt exist in the datastore now

052205=Object was inserted into the datastore table {0} with an "autoassign"/"identity" column, yet the datastore returns null when asked for the value of the identity. This is a bug in your datastore driver. The workaround is to use an alternative datastore/value strategy for the field.
052206=Object "{0}" was inserted in the datastore and was given id "{1}"
052207=Object "{0}" being inserted into table "{1}"
052208=Insert of object "{0}" using statement "{1}" failed : {2}
052209=Insert of object with id "{0}" is calling postInsert for field "{1}"

052210=Object with id "{0}" being deleted from table "{1}"
052211=Delete of object with id "{0}" using statement "{1}" failed : {2}
052212=Delete of object with id "{0}" is calling preDelete for field "{1}"
052213=Delete of object "{0}" is processing field "{1}"
052214=Object with id "{0}" having fields "{1}" updated in table "{2}"
052215=Update of object with id "{0}" using statement "{1}" failed : {2}
052216=Update of object with id "{0}" is calling postUpdate for field "{1}"
052217=Update of object with id "{0}" is updating field "{1}"
052218=Object with id "{0}" having fields "{1}" fetched from table "{2}"
052219=Fetch of object with id "{0}" using statement "{1}" failed : {2}
052220=Search for object with id "{0}" using statement "{1}" failed : {2}
052221=A fetch request has a main table with primary key with {0} columns, yet the passed field which will join to it has {1} columns! Please report this as a DataNucleus bug!
052222=Insert/Update of object "{0}" is calling setPostProcessing for field "{1}"
052223=Locate of objects "{0}", performing SELECT on table "{1}"

#
# ResultObjectFactory
#
052300=Query should return an instance of type "{0}" yet this is abstract! Falling back to its next subclass of "{1}". Consider using a discriminator in the table to define the type
052301=Query should return an instance of type "{0}" yet this is abstract! Please check your data and model

#
# FieldManager
#
052400=Field {0} is null, but is mandatory as it's described in the jdo metadata

#
# Query Statement
#
052500=Range variable {0} already in use in query : {1}
052501=Range variable {0} doesn't exist
052502=The query required use of DISTINCT, however it was not possible to use the "FOR UPDATE" lock because the RDBMS doesnt support the use of this syntax in one query
052503=The ordering clause should be passed the same number of ordering expressions and ordering directions but was passed {0} expressions and {1} directions!
052504=The datastore in use doesnt support the necessary syntax required for this operation "{0}".
052505=OracleAdapter only supports boolean char expressions
052506=The query required use of GROUP BY, however it was not possible to use the "FOR UPDATE" lock because the RDBMS doesnt support the use of this syntax in one query
052507=The query required use of HAVING, however it was not possible to use the "FOR UPDATE" lock because the RDBMS doesnt support the use of this syntax in one query
052508=The query required use of ORDER BY, however it was not possible to use the "FOR UPDATE" lock because the RDBMS doesnt support the use of this syntax in one query
052509=The query required use of multiple FROM tables, however it was not possible to use the "FOR UPDATE" lock because the RDBMS doesnt support the use of this syntax in one query

052510=Query extension 'datanucleus.rdbms.query.resultSetType' has valid values of scroll-sensitive,scroll-insensitive,forward-only only.
052511=Query extension 'datanucleus.rdbms.query.resultSetConcurrency' has valid values of read-only,updateable only.
052512=Query extension 'datanucleus.rdbms.query.fetchDirection' has valid values of forward,reverse,unknown only

052520=Query generation selecting all fields of "{0}" since nondurable identity

#
# SQL Warnings
#
052700=SQL Warning : {0}
052701=Error obtaining warnings from connection {0}
052702=Error obtaining warnings from statement {0}
052703=Error obtaining warnings from result-set {0}

#
# Mappings
#
054000=SQL type {1} declared for field of java type {0} cant be mapped for this datastore.
054001=SQL type {1} declared for field "{2}" of java type {0} cant be mapped for this datastore.
054002=JDBC type {1} declared for field of java type {0} cant be mapped for this datastore.
054003=JDBC type {1} declared for field "{2}" of java type {0} cant be mapped for this datastore.
054004=The java type {0} (jdbc-type="{1}", sql-type="{2}") can't be mapped for this datastore. No mapping is available.
054005=The java type {0} (jdbc-type="{1}", sql-type="{2}") for field "{3}" can't be mapped for this datastore. No mapping is available.
054006=SQL type {1} declared for field {0} cant be mapped for this datastore.
054007=JDBC type {1} declared for field {0} cant be mapped for this datastore.
054008=The java type {1} declared for field {0} can't be mapped for this datastore using the JDBC/SQL type specified. Please either change the JDBC/SQL type specification, or remove it so that the DataNucleus default can be tried.
054009=RDBMS support configured for "{0}" using jdbc-types=[{1}], sql-types=[{2}] with default (jdbc-type={3}, sql-type={4})
054010=Removing RDBMS support for Java type {0}, jdbc-type={1}
054011=SQL type {1} declared for field of java type {0} unknown internally for this datastore, so trying jdbc-type {2}. Mapping is likely non-optimal without specific sql-type support
054012=SQL type {1} declared for field "{2}" of java type {0} unknown internally for this datastore, so trying jdbc-type {3}. Mapping is likely non-optimal without specific sql-type support

055000=No suitable JDBC type found for column "{0}"
055001=Cannot set {0} parameter: value = {1} for column "{2}" : {3}
055002=Cannot get {0} result for param = {1} for column "{2}" : {3}
055003=Illegal null value in column {0}
055004=Illegal value {0} in column {1}
055005=Object of type {0} isn't Serializable
055006=Boolean field stored in "{0}" column had illegal value "{1}" when retrieved from the datastore!
055007=Attempt to store value "{0}" in column "{1}" that has maximum length of {2}. Please correct your data!
055008=Attempt to store a char with unassigned value (0x0) but this database doesnt support storing this value. Using space (' ') instead
055009=Object "{0}" has field "{1}" with a 1-N bidirectional relation and adding element "{2}" so setting the owner of the element.
055010=Object "{0}" has a 1-N bidirectional collection field "{1}" and having element removed. Element "{2}" is having its owner field nulled.

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056000=The field "{0}" has been declared as being an array, yet there is no  MetaData specified!
056001=The field "{0}" has been declared as being a collection, yet there is no  MetaData specified!
056002=The field "{0}" has been declared as being a map, yet there is no