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hi all,
first I want to ask how to run this query (alter session set "_fix_control"='17376322:OFF';) ontalend, because I use tDBrow the result is Error
and also the query I run in talend there is an error "Maximum number of columns in a table or view is 1000"
is there any solution?
I have found another way, how this query can run with the help of "Alter Session".in tDBrow we have to edit the alter session query to be
BEGIN
EXECUTE IMMEDIATE 'ALTER session SET \"_fix_control\"=''17376322:OFF'' ';
END;
this worked for me, without having to split the query
Hello,
As far as I know, Max of 1000 columns always has been in Oracle. Only thing you can do is to split the columns to multiple tables and join them. Oracle can hold only up to 255 columns in single block so there are certain consequences when a table has more columns.
There is limitation in oracle doc for 18c
Best regards
Sabrina
hi sabrina
thanks for the answer, I'll try it first and I'll let you know the results later
Hello,
Don't hesitate to post your issue here.
Best regards
Sabrina
I have found another way, how this query can run with the help of "Alter Session".in tDBrow we have to edit the alter session query to be
BEGIN
EXECUTE IMMEDIATE 'ALTER session SET \"_fix_control\"=''17376322:OFF'' ';
END;
this worked for me, without having to split the query
Hello,
Thanks for sharing your solution with us on community.
Best regards
Sabrina