What does HRESULT 0xC000100A (MSG_CI_MASTER_MERGE_CANT_RESTART) mean?

 
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MSG_CI_MASTER_MERGE_CANT_START QUTIL_E_INVALID_CODEPAGE

MSG_CI_MASTER_MERGE_CANT_RESTART

MSG_CI_MASTER_MERGE_CANT_RESTART belongs to the recovery path after a merge interruption. Unlike a cannot-start event, this code implies that a previous merge existed and the service attempted to resume it.

Reconstruct the earlier abort and restart chain

  • Find the preceding abort event for the same catalog and retain its nested error.
  • Capture the new restart error and compare it with catalog consistency, low-disk, and component-corruption events.
  • Do not assume a checkpoint is usable merely because one was written; catalog or storage state can change before the restart attempt.

Master-merge checkpoint documentation explains that checkpoints limit the amount of work redone after a pause. A restart failure therefore deserves a chronology that includes the initial merge, pause, any service or disk event, and the attempted resume. If the catalog later resets, preserve this sequence first. It can distinguish a transient resource problem from persistent catalog state that prevents recovery of interrupted merge work.

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