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articles/azure-resource-manager/bicep/bicep-error-bcp037.md

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# Bicep warning code - BCP037
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This warning occurs when you specify a property that is not defined in a [user-defined data type](./user-defined-data-types.md).
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This warning occurs when you specify a property that isn't defined in a [user-defined data type](./user-defined-data-types.md).
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## Warning description
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## Examples
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The following example raises the warning because `bar` is not defined in `storageAccountType`:
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The following example raises the warning because `bar` isn't defined in `storageAccountType`:
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```bicep
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type storageAccountConfigType = {

articles/azure-resource-manager/bicep/bicep-error-bcp073.md

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# Bicep warning code - BCP073
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This warning occurs when you assign a value to a read-only property
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This warning occurs when you assign a value to a read-only property.
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## Warning description
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You can fix the issue by removing the `sku` property assingment:
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You can fix the issue by removing the `sku` property assignment:
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```bicep
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param location string

articles/azure-resource-manager/bicep/bicep-error-bcp332.md

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title: BCP332
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description: Error - The provided value (whose length will always be greater than or equal to <value-length>) is too long to assign to a target for which the maximum allowable length is <max-length>.
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description: Error - The provided value (whose length will always be greater than or equal to <string-length>) is too long to assign to a target for which the maximum allowable length is <max-length>.
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ms.date: 07/15/2024
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# Bicep error code - BCP332
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## Error description
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`The provided value (whose length will always be greater than or equal to <value-length>) is too long to assign to a target for which the maximum allowable length is <max-length>.`
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`The provided value (whose length will always be greater than or equal to <string-length>) is too long to assign to a target for which the maximum allowable length is <max-length>.`
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articles/azure-resource-manager/bicep/bicep-error-bcp333.md

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title: BCP333
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description: Error - The provided value (whose length will always be less than or equal to <value-length>) is too short to assign to a target for which the minimum allowable length is <min-length>.
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description: Error - The provided value (whose length will always be less than or equal to <string-length>) is too short to assign to a target for which the minimum allowable length is <min-length>.
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`The provided value (whose length will always be less than or equal to <string-length>) is too short to assign to a target for which the minimum allowable length is <min-length>.`
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