@<F0@>@<F1@>
There is no variable or column named "@<F2@>" in the current scope.@<F0@>@<F1@>
Rank "@<F2@>" is out of bounds.@<F0@>@<F1@>
The record "@<F2@>" has no member named "@<F3@>".@<F0@>@<F1@>
The member "@<F2@>" of record "@<F3@>"
is of type "@<F4@>" whereas the value to be assigned is of type "@<F5@>".@<F0@>
@<F1@>

The function returned an undefined value : no table created.@<F0@>@<F1@>
The number of names must match the number of columns in the table.@<F0@>@<F1@>
The insertion of a table into itself should be written as follows:
insert into @<F2@> select * from @<F2@> ;@<F0@>@<F1@>
The type of column "@<F2@>.@<F3@>" is "@<F4@>", and the type of the value 
to be inserted is "@<F5@>".@<F0@>@<F1@>
Cannot add rows to table "@<F2@>".@<F0@>@<F1@>
The number of values to be inserted does not match the number of columns
in table "@<F2@>".@<F0@>@<F1@>
The number of columns in the table to be inserted does not match the number 
of columns in table "@<F2@>".@<F0@>@<F1@>
It should be "create table ...".@<F0@>@<F1@>
The item of rank @<F2@> is not a list.
@<F0@>@<F1@>
The expression below should be of boolean type:
@<F2@>@<F0@>@<F1@>
The "where" expression should be of boolean type.@<F0@>@<F1@>
The expression below should be of array or table type:
@<F2@>@<F0@>@<F1@>
The expression below should be a "select" query or a function 
which returns a table:
@<F2@>@<F0@>@<F1@>
There is no table named "@<F2@>" in the current scope.@<F0@>@<F1@>
The index "@<F2@>" is not created on table "@<F3@>".@<F0@>@<F1@>
The index "@<F2@>" does not match the description of table "@<F3@>".@<F0@>@<F1@>
The table "@<F3@>" contains duplicated values for unique index "@<F2@>".@<F0@>@<F1@>
The "@<F2@>" table is not internal@<F0@>@<F1@>
The expression below should be of table type:
@<F2@>@<F0@>@<F1@>
The expression below should not return an undef table:
@<F2@>@<F0@>@<F1@>
There is no table, alias or cursor named "@<F2@>" in the current scope.@<F0@>@<F1@>
The expression below is not correct because there is no column
named "@<F3@>" in the current scope. If this expression is outside a
"select" clause, the column name must be prefixed by the table name.
"@<F2@>"@<F0@>@<F1@>
Unable to set the table attribute "@<F3@>".@<F0@>@<F1@>
The table "@<F2@>" has no column named "@<F3@>".@<F0@>@<F1@>
There is no column named "@<F2@>".@<F0@>@<F1@>
The table referenced by cursor "@<F2@>" has no column named "@<F3@>".@<F0@>@<F1@>
The end of the table referenced by cursor "@<F2@>" has been reached.@<F0@>@<F1@>
The function below is a group function:
@<F2@>

Group functions cannot be used outside a select statement.@<F0@>@<F1@>
The function below does not exist:
@<F2@>

Here are all existing functions named "@<F3@>" (if any):
@<F4@>@<F0@>@<F1@>
A group function call is an argument of another group function call.@<F0@>@<F1@>
The request cannot be treated.

If the request makes an outer join "(+)" on several tables, separate the 
outer join conditions relative to each table with "or" operators. 
For instance, write "t1.c1 = t2.c2 (+) or t1.c1 (+) = t2.c2"
instead of "t1.c1 (+) = t2.c2 (+)"

If the request accesses external tables which need index expressions,
check that such expressions appear in the "where" clause.
@<F0@>@<F1@>
Each column name should be unique (duplicate name "@<F2@>").@<F0@>@<F1@>
The following expression does not return a value:
@<F2@>@<F0@>@<F1@>
In the list element access below, the index expression "@<F3@>"
should be of integer type:
@<F2@>@<F0@>@<F1@>
The following expression, should be of string type:
@<F2@>@<F0@>@<F1@>
The type "@<F3@>" specified for parameter "@<F2@>" does not exist.@<F0@>@<F1@>
Parameter "@<F2@>" cannot be initialized because there is no function to
convert a string into a value of type "@<F3@>". A value of type <type> can
be used as a parameter if there is a CQL function with the signature:
<type> ( string ) -> <type>@<F0@>@<F1@>
Parameter "@<F2@>" cannot be initialized because the function that would
normally convert a string into a value of type "@<F3@>" (a function 
named "@<F3@>" taking a string argument) returns a value of type "@<F4@>"
instead of "@<F3@>". This denotes an inconsistent use of the CQL programmable
interface, please report the problem.@<F0@>@<F1@>
There is already a type named "@<F2@>" in the current scope.@<F0@>@<F1@>
The type "@<F3@>" specified for variable "@<F2@>" does not exist.@<F0@>@<F1@>
The type "@<F4@>" specified for global variable "@<F2@>" is different than the previous declared type "@<F3@>".@<F0@>@<F1@>
The variable "@<F2@>" is being declared of type "@<F3@>", but it is assigned
a value of type "@<F4@>".@<F0@>@<F1@>
There is no cursor named "@<F2@>" in the current scope.@<F0@>@<F1@>
The variable "@<F2@>" is not a cursor. In the current scope, it is of
type "@<F3@>".@<F0@>@<F1@>
The cursor "@<F2@>" was not initialised or has been freed.
A cursor is initialised within a for loop that uses it to iterate on a table,
or after an already initialised cursor has been assigned to it.@<F0@>@<F1@>
The variable "@<F2@>" cannot be freed explicitly.@<F0@>@<F1@>
The variable "@<F2@>" cannot be modified by the program. This means
the CQL program can neither change its value using an assignment to the
variable (or a create statement), nor free it explicitly using the
"free" function. However, the value pointed to by the variable can be
modified.

For instance, the cursor in a for loop cannot be overwritten, so the
following construct is illegal :

for c1 in t1 loop
  for c2 in t1 loop
    c2 := c1;
  end loop;
end loop;
@<F0@>@<F1@>
The column named "@<F2@>" in the table referenced by cursor "@<F3@>"
is of type "@<F4@>" whereas the value to be assigned is of type "@<F5@>".@<F0@>@<F1@>
The column named "@<F2@>" in the table referenced by cursor "@<F3@>"
cannot be modified.@<F0@>@<F1@>
There is no variable named "@<F2@>" in the current scope.@<F0@>@<F1@>
The variable "@<F2@>" was declared of type "@<F3@>", but it is assigned
a value of type "@<F4@>".@<F0@>@<F1@>
The variable "@<F2@>" is of type "@<F3@>". It should be a table.@<F0@>@<F1@>
The variable "@<F2@>" is not of string type or contains the undefined string. 
It should contain the name of the column to be accessed.@<F0@>@<F1@>
The alias definition "@<F2@> @<F3@>" is incorrect because "@<F3@>"
already refers to table "@<F4@>".@<F0@>@<F1@>
Tables "@<F3@>" and "@<F4@>" both contain a column named "@<F2@>".
The columns name should be prefixed by the table name.
The value will be that of "@<F3@>.@<F2@>".@<F0@>@<F1@>
The value which appears at line @<F2@>, position @<F3@> of the file
being loaded, cannot be read as a value of type "@<F4@>".@<F0@>@<F1@>
The type "@<F2@>", which appears at line @<F3@>, position @<F4@>
of the file being loaded, does not exist.@<F0@>@<F1@>
The table being dumped contains a value of type "@<F2@>", which cannot be
written within a table. Writing an undefined value instead.@<F0@>@<F1@>
The table is an external table. It cannot be written directly. 
To write its contents in a file, create an intermediate table by making
a select request on the external table (an appropriate "where" clause may
be necessary), then write the intermediate table. No output done.@<F0@>@<F1@>
Trying to convert a tagged value whose contents is of type "@<F2@>" into
a value of type "@<F3@>". This returns an undefined @<F3@>.@<F0@>@<F1@>
Cannot write into file "@<F2@>".@<F0@>@<F1@>
Cannot read from file "@<F2@>". Returning an undefined table.@<F0@>@<F1@>
The file "@<F2@>" is not a correct CQL data file.
Unexpected token (line @<F3@>, position @<F4@>).
 Returning an undefined table.@<F0@>@<F1@>
In file "@<F2@>", "COLUMNS" should be followed by the number of
columns in the table (integer).
Returning an undefined table.@<F0@>@<F1@>
In file "@<F2@>", the token at line @<F3@>, position @<F4@> should be
a column name. Check that the number of columns matches the COLUMNS field.
Returning an undefined table.@<F0@>@<F1@>
In file "@<F2@>", the token at line @<F3@>, position @<F4@> should be
a column type name. Check that the number of columns matches the COLUMNS field.
Returning an undefined table.@<F0@>@<F1@>
In file "@<F2@>", the type "@<F3@>" (line @<F4@>, position @<F5@>) 
does not exist. Check that the number of columns matches the COLUMNS field.
Returning an undefined table.@<F0@>@<F1@>
In file "@<F2@>", the token at line @<F3@>, position @<F4@> should be
an attribute type name. Check that the type of the attribute is specified.
Returning an undefined table.@<F0@>@<F1@>
In file "@<F2@>", the type "@<F3@>" (line @<F4@>, position @<F5@>) 
does not exist. Check that the type of the attribute is correct.
Returning an undefined table.@<F0@>@<F1@>
In file "@<F2@>", the attribute "@<F3@>" (line @<F4@>, position @<F5@>) 
can not be set.@<F0@>@<F1@>
In file "@<F2@>", expecting the "DATA" keyword (line @<F3@>, position @<F4@>).
Returning an undefined table.@<F0@>@<F1@>
In file "@<F2@>", there are not enough values to fill the table. Maybe some
values are missing, or the file does not end with a newline.
Returning an incomplete table.@<F0@>@<F1@>
The sublist which corresponds to line number @<F2@> of the table
to be created contains @<F3@> elements instead of @<F4@>.
The table is undefined.@<F0@>@<F1@>
The list element which corresponds to line number @<F2@>, column @<F3@>
of the table to be created is of type "@<F4@>" instead of "@<F5@>".
The table is undefined.@<F0@>@<F1@>
The element which corresponds to line number @<F2@> of the table to be created
is not a list.
The table is undefined.@<F0@>@<F1@>
Creating a table without columns is not allowed.
The table is undefined.@<F0@>@<F1@>
There is a value of type "@<F2@>" in the list.
The list should contain strings (type names of the columns to be created).
The table is undefined.@<F0@>@<F1@>
There is no type called "@<F2@>".
The table is undefined.@<F0@>@<F1@>
The type list contains an undefined value.
The table is undefined.@<F0@>@<F1@>
The "group by" expression below does not appear in the select expressions:
@<F2@>@<F0@>@<F1@>
The "order by" expression below does not appear in the select expressions:
@<F2@>@<F0@>@<F1@>
The "group by" expression below contains a group function call:
@<F2@>@<F0@>@<F1@>
The "order by" expression below contains a group function call:
@<F2@>@<F0@>@<F1@>
The "group by" expression below is a constant (all lines will be grouped):
@<F2@>@<F0@>@<F1@>
The "order by" expression below is a constant.
@<F2@>@<F0@>@<F1@>
The expression below accesses a column value outside a group function:
@<F2@>@<F0@>@<F1@>
The expression below cannot be used in a select ... group by
(it is not a constant, a group expression, or an expression
mentioned in the "group by" clause):
@<F2@>@<F0@>@<F1@>
The select does not have a "group by" clause. If some select expressions
contain group functions, then no select expression may access a column
outside a group function call.@<F0@>@<F1@>
The "order by" clause cannot be used in a "select *".@<F0@>@<F1@>
The regular expression "@<F2@>" is not correct. The error is:
@<F3@>@<F0@>@<F1@>
Error during function evaluation@<F0@>@<F1@>
No return in function "@<F2@>" returning non void value of type @<F3@>.@<F0@>@<F1@>
Bad return type (@<F4@>) in function "@<F2@>" returning value of type @<F3@>.@<F0@>@<F1@>
Bad number of arguments in function call;@<F0@>@<F1@>
Library @<F2@> has not the correct format.@<F0@>@<F1@>
Syntax error at line @<F3@>, col @<F4@> in library @<F2@>.
Unable to import library @<F2@>.@<F0@>@<F1@>
Can not open file associated to library @<F2@>
Unable to import library @<F2@>.@<F0@>@<F1@>
Unable to import library @<F2@>.in library @<F0@>@<F0@>@<F1@>
Syntax error at line @<F3@>, col @<F4@> in file @<F2@>.@<F0@>@<F1@>
Can not open file @<F2@>@<F0@>@<F1@>
The type of the variable "@<F2@>" is "@<F3@>", and the type of the value 
returned by the select clause is "@<F4@>".@<F0@>@<F1@>
The types of the variables shall be all arrays if one of them is an array.@<F0@>@<F1@>
The number of values to be set does not match the number of columns returned by the select clause.@<F0@>@<F1@>
The select clause returns several rows,
only the values of the first row are set to the variables.