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IDS_MON_BUILTIN_PROPERTY
IDS_MON_BUILTIN_PROPERTY identifies a property-schema namespace collision. In modern Windows Search, system-defined canonical property names begin with System. and are part of the Shell property system schema. A custom mapping should not redefine those names as application-owned fields.
Trace property registration or legacy schema setup
- Record the conflicting property name exactly, including case and namespace.
- Check whether a custom property was renamed to a canonical
System.*name during migration. - For query-only failures, verify that schema-definition commands are not being issued unnecessarily when the application only needs to select an existing property.
Windows Search SELECT accepts registered property descriptions and property-system schema columns. System-defined names have special canonical naming rules and do not require identifier quoting. If compatibility code still creates legacy catalog properties, use an application-specific namespace rather than shadowing predefined names. Reindexing cannot resolve a schema name collision.
Parser messages · SELECT property schema rules · Identifiers
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