.NET Framework

  1. TrackRecord= WorkflowInstanceUpdatedRecord, InstanceID = {0}, RecordNumber = {1}, EventTime = {2}, ActivityDefinitionId = ...
  2. TransactedBatchingBehavior validation failed because none of the service operations had the TransactionScopeRequired property ...
  3. TransactedBatchingBehavior validation failed. Service cannot be started. Transacted batching requires ServiceBehavior.Re ...
  4. TransactedBatchingBehavior validation failed. Service or client cannot be started. Transacted batching is not supported for ...
  5. TransactedBatchingBehavior validation failed. The service endpoint cannot be started. TransactedBatchingBehavior requires ...
  6. Transaction Id: {0} State machine: {1} Current state: {2} History: {3} Unexpected event: {4} Unexpected event details: {5} ...
  7. Transaction Id: {0} State machine: {1} Current state: {2} History: {3} Unexpected event: {4} Unexpected event details: {5} ...
  8. Transactions are not supported for asynchronous method calls. Provide a synchronous version of the method or unset the TransactionOption ...
  9. Transition '{0}' of state '{1}' is an unconditional transition. It may not share the same trigger '{2}' with other transition(s). ...
  10. Transition into COM context 1$x for this RuntimeCallableWrapper failed with the following error: %2$s. This is typically ...
  11. Transition into COM context 1$x for this RuntimeCallableWrapper failed with the following error: %2$s. This is typically ...
  12. Transparency attributes are applied from larger scopes inward. For instance, if a type is marked as entirely security critical, ...
  13. Transparency visibility must be preserved between overriding methods and the methods that are being overridden. If the virtual ...
  14. Transparent code cannot refer to security critical methods, types, or fields. At runtime these references will result in ...
  15. Transparent code may not call native code directly. This rule looks for any transparent code which calls a method stub (such ...
  16. Transparent code may not use security asserts, since asserting permissions can result in elevating the effective permissions ...
  17. Transparent code must be fully verifiable. This rule looks for any use of pointer types to check for unverifiable code, however ...
  18. Transparent code must not use security critical attributes. This includes using security critical constructors, properties, ...
  19. Transparent method {0} calls {1} to load an assembly from a byte array. This method should be marked security critical or ...
  20. Transparent method {0} calls {1} which is a P/Invoke method. Mark this method as security-critical or remove the call to ...
  21. Transparent method {0} contains unverifiable code. Mark this method security critical or safe-critical, or remove the unverifiable ...
  22. Transparent method {0} handles security critical exception type {1}. In order for this exception handler to be allowed under ...
  23. Transparent method {0} has a local variable {1} of security critical type {2}. In order for this local variable to be allowed ...
  24. Transparent method {0} has generic parameter {1} with security critical constraint {2}. In order for this generic parameter ...
  25. Transparent method {0} has parameter {1} of security critical type {2}. In order for this parameter to be allowed under the ...
  26. Transparent method {0} is a member of security critical type {1}. Since this method will not have access to its own instance ...
  27. Transparent method {0} is protected with a LinkDemand for {1}. Remove this LinkDemand, or make the method security critical ...
  28. Transparent method {0} references security critical field {1}. In order for this reference to be allowed under the security ...
  29. Transparent method {0} references security critical method {1}. In order for this reference to be allowed under the security ...
  30. Transparent method {0} references security critical type {1}. In order for this reference to be allowed under the security ...
  31. Transparent method {0} returns a byref type. Change the return type of this method, or mark it security critical or safe-critical. ...
  32. Transparent method {0} returns security critical type {1}. In order for this return type to be allowed under the security ...
  33. Transparent or safe critical method {0} is overriding critical method {1} in violation of method override rules. {0} must ...
  34. Transparent or safe-critical method {0} uses the SuppressUnmanagedCodeSecurityAttribute, either directly on the method or ...
  35. Transparent or safe-critical type {0} derives from critical type {1} in violation of the transparency inheritance rules. ...
  36. Transparent type {0} derives from safe-critical type {1} in violation of the transparency inheritance rules. {0} must be ...
  37. Trigger-less transition '{0}' of state '{1}' must contain a condition. A state can only have one unconditional transition ...
  38. True is not a valid value for the Checked property. This is only valid for MenuItems that have no children and are not top-level. ...
  39. Truncated tracking record {0} written to ETW session with provider {1}. Variables/annotations/user data have been removed ...
  40. TryExpression is not supported as a child expression when accessing a member on type '{0}' because it is a value type. Construct ...
  41. TryExpression is not supported as an argument to method '{0}' because it has an argument with by-ref type. Construct the ...
  42. TThe operation '{1}' on contract '{0}' is configured with TransactionAutoComplete set to false and with ConcurrencyMode not ...
  43. Turn optimized code generation on or off;Change Designer layout grid settings;Turn automatic display of Designer Smart Tag ...
  44. Two different copies of MSCORWKS.DLL have been loaded. First copy: %s Second copy: %s This is typically caused by having ...
  45. Two different copies of MSCORWKS.DLL have been loaded. First copy: %s Second copy: %s This is typically caused by having ...
  46. Two distinct members of the attribute uses must not have type definitions which are both xs:ID or are derived from xs:ID. ...
  47. Two entities with different keys are mapped to the same row. Ensure these two mapping fragments do not map two EntitySets ...
  48. Two entities with different keys are mapped to the same row. Ensure these two mapping fragments do not map two groups of ...
  49. Two entities with different keys are mapped to the same row. Ensure these two mapping fragments do not map two groups of ...
  50. Two entities with different keys are mapped to the same row. Ensure these two mapping fragments do not map two groups of ...
  51. Two entities with identical keys are mapped to different rows within the same table. Ensure these two mapping fragments do ...
  52. Two entities with possibly different keys are mapped to the same row. Ensure these two mapping fragments do not map two unrelated ...
  53. Two entities with possibly different keys are mapped to the same row. Ensure these two mapping fragments map both ends of ...
  54. Two entities with possibly identical keys are mapped to different rows within the same table. Ensure these two mapping fragments ...
  55. Two indexers have different names; the IndexerName attribute must be used with the same name on every indexer within a type ...
  56. Two ReceiveParametersContent objects with same ServiceContractName and OperationName '{0}' have different number of parameters. ...
  57. Two ReceiveParametersContent objects with same ServiceContractName and OperationName '{0}' have different parameter names. ...
  58. Two ReceiveParametersContent objects with same ServiceContractName and OperationName '{0}' have different parameter types. ...
  59. Two rows with different primary keys are mapped to the same entity. Ensure these two mapping fragments do not map two groups ...
  60. Two rows with different primary keys are mapped to two entities that carry identical keys through a referential integrity ...
  61. Two SendParametersContent objects with same ServiceContractName and OperationName '{0}' have different number of parameters. ...
  62. Type '%1!ls!' cannot be embedded because it has a generic argument. Consider setting the 'Embed Interop Types' property to ...
  63. Type '%1!ls!' cannot be embedded because it is a nested type. Consider setting the 'Embed Interop Types' property to false. ...
  64. Type '%1!ls!' from assembly '%2!ls!' cannot be used across assembly boundaries because a type in its inheritance hierarchy ...
  65. Type '%1!ls!' from assembly '%2!ls!' cannot be used across assembly boundaries because it has a generic type parameter that ...
  66. Type '%1' in assembly '%2' has method '%3' which is either static, virtual, abstract or generic, but is marked as being a ...
  67. Type '%1' in assembly '%2' has method '%3' with an incorrect signature for the serialization attribute that it is decorated ...
  68. Type '%hs' has auto-layout but is being exported. Consider marking the type ComVisible(false) since the exported definition ...
  69. Type '{0}' cannot be added to list of known types since another type '{1}' with the same data contract name '{2}:{3}' is ...
  70. Type '{0}' cannot be added to list of known types since another type '{1}' with the same data contract name '{2}:{3}' is ...
  71. Type '{0}' cannot be exported as a schema type because it is an open generic type. You can only export a generic type if ...
  72. Type '{0}' cannot be initialized from text (XamlLanguage.Initialization). Add a TypeConverter to this type or change the ...
  73. Type '{0}' cannot be instantiated under a partially trusted security policy (AllowPartiallyTrustedCallersAttribute is not ...
  74. Type '{0}' cannot be serialized. Consider marking it with the DataContractAttribute attribute, and marking all of its members ...
  75. Type '{0}' cannot be serialized. Consider marking it with the DataContractAttribute attribute, and marking all of its members ...