Depending on how the table is updated, queried and indexed, perhaps you
can split the attributes across a number of tables with the same primary
key - a sort of vertical partitioning. You could then create a view to
give the impression of the original schema.
This view may not be updateable and unique or ordered indexes would have
to be duplicated. Performance would likely suffer as well.
Frazer
Reiden Jhon Pimentel wrote:
> can anyone help on how to increase the maximum no. of attributes in a table?
>
> i have a table with a 786 attributes where the max attributes is 128...
> is their any way to increase this?
>
>
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