ERROR_MRM_NO_CANDIDATE - 15115 (0x3B0B)

Technical Meaning

The error code ERROR_MRM_NO_CANDIDATE with the numeric value 15115 and hexadecimal representation 0x3B0B, indicates that no suitable candidate was found during a specific operation or process. This error is typically encountered in scenarios where multiple options are available, but none meet the specified criteria.

Error Details

The exact context in which this error occurs can vary depending on the API or function being used. Generally, it suggests that the system attempted to find a suitable candidate from a set of alternatives and failed to do so due to certain constraints or conditions not being met.

Usage Context

This error code is often encountered within APIs related to resource management or configuration settings where multiple options are available but none satisfy the given criteria. It can be returned by various system functions that require selecting an appropriate candidate from a set of alternatives.

Developer Interpretation

When encountering this error, developers should consider the specific context in which it is generated. The error indicates that the operation or process was unable to find a suitable candidate due to certain conditions not being met. Developers should review the parameters and constraints associated with the function call to ensure they are correctly specified.

Related Errors

• ERROR_MR_MID_NOT_FOUND (15096, 0x3B28): Indicates that no matching resource is found.
• ERROR_MR_UNABLE_TO_MAP_FILE (15147, 0x3C0F): Indicates an issue with mapping a file during the operation.

FAQ

Q: What does ERROR_MRM_NO_CANDIDATE mean?

A: It indicates that no suitable candidate was found for the given criteria in a specific operation or process.

Q: How can I resolve this error?

A: Review the parameters and constraints associated with the function call to ensure they are correctly specified. Ensure that all conditions required for finding a suitable candidate are met.

Summary

The ERROR_MRM_NO_Candidate (15115, 0x3B0B) is an error code indicating that no suitable candidate was found during a specific operation or process. Developers should review the parameters and constraints associated with the function call to ensure they are correctly specified.