Restrictions for SQL Statements
Maximum length of an SQL statement |
≥ |
Length of an identifier |
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Numeric precision |
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Number of tables |
Unlimited |
Number of columns in each table (with |
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Number of columns in each table (without |
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Number of primary key columns in each table |
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Number of columns in an index |
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Number of foreign key columns per table |
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Number of columns in an |
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Number of columns in an |
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Number of columns in an |
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Number of columns in a results table |
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Number of join tables in a |
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Number of triggers in each basis table |
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Number of indexes for each table |
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Number of |
Unlimited |
Number of referential |
Unlimited |
Number of references in each table |
Unlimited |
Number of rows in each table |
Limited by the size of a database |
Internal length of a table row |
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Total of internal lengths of all key columns |
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Total of internal lengths of all foreign key columns |
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Total of internal lengths of all columns belonging to an index |
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Internal length of a |
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Length of the columns in an |
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Nested trigger levels |
Unlimited |
Nested subqueries |
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Number of correlated columns in an |
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Number of correlated tables in an |
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Number of parameters in an |
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