ERROR_LOG_POLICY_CONFLICT - 6622 (0x19DE)
A policy on the log in question prevented the operation from completing.
Updated: Feb 21, 2026
Technical Meaning
The ERROR_LOG_POLICY_CONFLICT error code, with the numeric value 6622 and hexadecimal representation 0x19DE, indicates that a policy associated with the log in question has prevented an operation from completing successfully.
Error Details
This error typically arises when there is a conflict or violation of a policy set on the log. Policies can be configured to control various aspects of logging behavior, such as log retention, event types, and access permissions. When these policies are violated during an operation, this error code is returned.
Usage Context
This error code is relevant in scenarios where operations involving logs are attempted, such as creating or modifying a log file, setting up log policies, or querying log information. It suggests that the operation was blocked due to a policy conflict.
Developer Interpretation
Developers should interpret this error code as an indication that a policy on the log has been violated during an operation. This can be due to various reasons such as incorrect parameter values, exceeding limits, or unsupported operations within the context of the policy.
Related Errors
ERROR_LOG_FILE_CORRUPTED(5120): Indicates corruption in the log file itself.ERROR_LOG_READ_ONLY(6738): Suggests that the log is read-only and cannot be modified.ERROR_LOG_NO_REMAPPING(6742): Implies that remapping of log events is not supported or allowed.
FAQ
Q: What does ERROR_LOG_POLICY_CONFLICT mean?
A: It indicates a policy conflict on the log, preventing an operation from completing successfully.
Q: How can I resolve this error?
A: Review and adjust the policies associated with the log to ensure they do not conflict with the intended operations. Validate parameters and input data to ensure compliance with the policy settings.
Summary
The ERROR_LOG_POLICY_CONFLICT error code is a specific technical indicator that a policy on the log in question has prevented an operation from completing. Developers should focus on reviewing and adjusting policies, validating inputs, and ensuring compliance with existing security contexts.