The statement failed because the definition of a column belonging to clustered columnstore index cannot be changed. Consider dropping the columnstore index, altering the column, then creating a new columnstore index.
The statement failed because specifying sort order (ASC or DESC) is not allowed when creating a columnstore index. Create ...
The statement failed because specifying SORT_IN_TEMPDB is not allowed when creating a columnstore index without ORDER. Consider ...
The statement failed because table '%1!s!' uses vardecimal storage format. A columnstore index cannot be created on a table ...
The statement failed because the %1!s! option is not allowed when creating a columnstore index. Create the columnstore index ...
The statement failed because the definition of a column belonging to clustered columnstore index cannot be changed. Consider ...
The statement failed because the sql_variant value uses collation %1!s!, which is not recognized by older client drivers. ...
The statement failed. A columnstore index cannot include a decimal or numeric data type with a precision greater than 18. ...
The statement failed. Column '%1!s!' has a data type that cannot participate in a columnstore index. Omit column '%2!s!'. ...
The statement failed. Column '%1!s!' is either a primary key or a partitioning key that must be included, but a columnstore ...