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Paul,

I must be more specific in my question. What is the maximum value the
SQL_NUM can accept in a DESCRIBE TABLE in an embedded SQL statement? I saw
an example 2 months ago with a maximum value of 720 fields but I cannot find
any reference to this limitation and I cannot remember where I found this
example...

Charles

"Paul Morgan" <pmorgan@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> a écrit dans
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> Charles,
>
> Appendix A of the SQL Reference manual.  Version 5.2 has:
>
> Most columns in a table/view - 8000
> Most elements in a select list - approximately 8000
>
> Paul
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> Charles wrote
>
> My question is not directly related to my program... I read somewhere that
> the maximum of columns that a sql statement can use is 720. I don't
remember
> where I found the text about this limitation. Can you please give me more
> information about that?
>
> Charles St-Laurent
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