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What is "Warning: Row size could exceed row size limit, which is 1964 bytes"
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rk
Feb 24, 2003, 3:01:21 PM2/24/03
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When we create some procedures we are getting this error "Warning: Row size
could exceed row size limit, which is 1964 bytes", What does it mean ?
could exceed row size limit, which is 1964 bytes", What does it mean ?
Thanks
RK
Germano
Feb 24, 2003, 3:20:00 PM2/24/03
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You probbaly have a table with multiple varchars and if you were to store
values on all of them with their max size, you would exceed the max row size
allowed.
values on all of them with their max size, you would exceed the max row size
allowed.
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Jus
Feb 24, 2003, 3:35:17 PM2/24/03
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> When we create some procedures we are getting this error "Warning: Row
size
> could exceed row size limit, which is 1964 bytes", What does it mean ?
size
> could exceed row size limit, which is 1964 bytes", What does it mean ?
As it says... A row could exceed the size of the page - caused because of
multiple varchar columns (They only consume as much space as required but
you can quite happily define enough of them to bust the page size if you put
too much data in them...)
Justin.
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