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Maximum no., of columns in Wide Table..?

Interview question and answer by: Sakthi.Singaravel | Posted on: 4/6/2012 | Category: SQL Server Interview questions | Views: 683 | | Points: 40


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Wide tables can define up to 30,000 columns. This increases the cost to maintain indexes on the table. Nonclustered indexes that are defined should be filtered indexes that are applied to data subsets.

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Posted by: Hariinakoti | Posted on: 07 Apr 2012 09:41:34 AM | Points: 10 | Alert Moderator 

what is wide table? what is the use of wide table?

Posted by: Sakthi.Singaravel | Posted on: 08 Apr 2012 09:14:14 PM | Points: 10 | Alert Moderator 

A wide table is a table with a column set.
-Wide tables can define up to 30,000 columns .
-Applications can dynamically add and remove columns from wide tables.
-When data is added and removed from a wide table, performance can be affected .

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