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Archives of the TeradataForumMessage Posted: Fri, 18 Dec 2009 @ 10:54:15 GMT
Check the Teradata release you are using. The answer will depend on it: "If the number of columns in the result set of a SQL Query exceeds the Teradata Database V2R4.x limit of 256, or the limit of 2048 for V2R5.1 and later, then the ODBC Driver for Teradata returns the following error: "Number of Columns Exceed the Database Limit"" The above is a quote from one of the latest ODBC driver user guides. Solutions? Use less columns per statement, or check whether third-party vendors offer drivers supporting more columns. Victor
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