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Need to understand the Warning: Row size (2494 bytes) could exceed row size limit, which is 1964 bytes.

Asked by maddyforums in Sybase Database

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Hi All,
Iam using Sybase ASE 12.5 .While change the structure of the below sybase table using alter scripts I am getting the warning message "Row size (4494 bytes) could exceed row size limit, which is 1964 bytes."

Existing table : BDS_TEMP_ENROLL

GRGR_ID                        char                                     8        NULL
SGSG_ID                        char                                     4        NULL
SBSB_ID                        char                                     9        NULL
MEME_SFX                       char                                     2        NULL
FIRST_NAME                     char                                    15        NULL
D_CERT_T1                 varchar                               70        NULL
D_CERT_T2                 varchar                               70        NULL
D_CERT_T3                 varchar                               70        NULL
D_CERT_T4            varchar                               70        NULL
PDS_DESC                      char                               70        NULL  


Structure of New  table : BDS_TEMP_ENROLL (After running ALTER scripts)
 
GRGR_ID                        char                                     8        NULL
SGSG_ID                        char                                     4        NULL
SBSB_ID                        char                                     9        NULL
MEME_SFX                       char                                     2        NULL
FIRST_NAME                     char                                    15        NULL
D_CERT_T1                 varchar                               1000        NULL
D_CERT_T2                 varchar                               1000        NULL
D_CERT_T3                 varchar                               1000        NULL
D_CERT_T4            varchar                               1000        NULL
PDS_DESC                      char                               70        NULL  

Even though the structure of the table is changed with the alter scripts, I am worried about the warning msg. I am pretty sure that fields D_CERT_T1,D_CERT_T2,D_CERT_T3,D_CERT_T4 will never use the 1000 char limit defined but I want to still have this defined with 1000 char. Can I ignore this warning msg? Please advice.


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