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Hello,
I have the need to store records which will consist of several hundred but < 1000 fields. My current understanding is that for Oracle 8 and above the table column limit is 1000 and for previous versions of Oracle's database server the table column limit is 254. However, I have heard that even with the newer versions of the database server there are still issues with creating/using tables with more than 254 columns. I personally do not know what these issues might be, nor do I know if they actually translate as problems per se. What I am wondering, though, is if these issues (whatever they are) also apply to large views (with several hundred columns) that join medium-sized tables (each with at most about 100 columns), which is how I prefer to store/access my large records. My guess is that large views are immune since any table problems most likely stem from physical storage design, but I do not know for sure. Could someone shed some light on any issues related to large database tables and views? Thanks.
Cary
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