Oracle JDEdwards EnterpriseOne Table Trivia

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Deepesh, at JDESource, has a great post about the JDEdwards table property limits.

Prior to version 8.9, the maximum number of columns in a table was 254. However, since then, the table property limits have been stored in the F9300 (Database Property Values) table.

The F9300 contains values for the following properties:

  • Maximum Column Name Length
  • Maximum Index Name Length
  • Maximum Number Of Blobs In Table
  • Maximum Number Of Columns In Index
  • Maximum Number Of Indexes In Table
  • Maximum Table Name Length
  • Maximum Total Index Length
  • Maximum Total Row Length
  • Minimum Column Name Length
  • Minimum Index Name Length
  • Minimum Number Of Blobs In Table
  • Minimum Number Of Columns In Index
  • Minimum Number Of Columns In Table
  • Minimum Number Of Indexes In Table
  • Minimum Table Name Length
  • Minimum Total Index Length
  • Minimum Total Row Length

Changing the defined values in the F9300 – Database Property Values table is not recommended or supported.

Source – My Oracle Support Doc 1077277.1

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