ERROR_MRM_AUTOMERGE_ENABLED - 15139 (0x3B23)
Automerge is enabled in the PRI file.
Updated: Feb 21, 2026
Technical Meaning
The error code ERROR_MRM_AUTOMERGE_ENABLED indicates that automerge is enabled in the PRI file. This means that the system is configured to automatically merge changes made by multiple processes into a single, consistent state within the PRI file.
Error Details
- Error Name: ERROR_MRM_AUTOMERGE_ENABLED
- Numeric Code: 15139 (0x3B23)
- Short Description: Automerge is enabled in the PRI file.
This error typically arises when a process attempts to modify a PRI file that has automerge enabled, which can lead to unexpected behavior or errors if not handled correctly by the application.
Usage Context
PRI files are used for managing resource metadata in Windows applications. When automerge is enabled, it ensures that changes made by different processes are merged without conflicts, maintaining data integrity and consistency.
Developer Interpretation
Developers should be aware of this error when working with PRI files to ensure their application handles the presence or absence of automerge correctly. This can affect how applications manage file operations and resource metadata updates.
Related Errors
ERROR_MRM_NOT_SUPPORTED(0x3B25): Indicates that a feature is not supported in the current context.ERROR_MRM_OPERATION_FAILED(0x3B24): General error indicating an operation failed within the Managed Resource Manager framework.
FAQ
Q: What does ERROR_MRM_AUTOMERGE_ENABLED mean?
A: It indicates that automerge is enabled in a PRI file, which can affect how changes are managed and merged.
Q: How should developers handle this error?
A: Developers should ensure their applications correctly manage the presence of automerge to avoid conflicts or data corruption when modifying PRI files.
Summary
The ERROR_MRM_AUTOMERGE_ENABLED error signifies that automerge is active in a PRI file. This information is crucial for developers working with resource metadata, as it affects how changes are managed and merged within the file. Understanding this context helps in developing robust applications that can handle such scenarios without issues.