ERROR_INVALID_FORM_NAME - 1902 (0x76E)

Technical Meaning

The ERROR_INVALID_FORM_NAME error indicates that a form name provided to an API function is not valid. This can occur in various contexts where form names are used, such as in user interface or system configuration operations.

Error Details

This error code signifies that the input parameter containing the form name was incorrect or improperly formatted. The form name must adhere to specific rules and constraints defined by the API function being called.

Usage Context

The ERROR_INVALID_FORM_NAME can be encountered in scenarios where an application is attempting to reference a form, such as in user interface management or configuration settings. It typically arises when the form name passed to an API does not match the expected format or content.

Developer Interpretation

When encountering this error, developers should ensure that the form names used are correctly formatted and adhere to the specified naming conventions. This includes checking for typos, ensuring the correct case is used, and verifying that the form name matches the expected scope (e.g., global vs local).

Related Errors

• ERROR_INVALID_PARAMETER (1208): A generic error indicating an invalid parameter was passed to a function.
• ERROR_BAD_PATHNAME (1356): An error related to pathnames that may also be encountered in form name validation scenarios.

FAQ

Q: What does the ERROR_INVALID_FORM_NAME mean?

A: It indicates that an invalid form name was provided as a parameter to a function, leading to the failure of the operation.

Q: How can I prevent this error from occurring?

A: Ensure that all form names used in API calls are correctly formatted and adhere to the specified naming conventions. Validate input parameters before calling functions that require form names.

Summary

The ERROR_INVALID_FORM_NAME is a specific error indicating an invalid form name was provided as a parameter. Developers should validate their inputs and ensure compliance with the expected format to avoid this error.