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Maximum SQLSIZE
- Subject: Maximum SQLSIZE
- From: "Love, Kristin" <klove@MSA.COM>
- Date: Mon, 27 Sep 1999 10:20:44 -0400
I know that the default SQLSIZE (which is the maximum length of an SQL
statement in characters) is 4000 in SQR. I know that you can reset the
SQLSIZE by using a -M file.
But what would the MAXIMUM SQLSIZE be? This would probably be dependent on
your platform -- I am using ORACLE 7.
What are the implications of resetting the SQLSIZE to a very large number -
like 45,000? We have a 17 way union which has over 32,000 characters. My
dynamic where clause adds on more characters, depending on what is
selected.....
Believe it or not, the 17 way union actually runs!
:) Kristin