>>>8192 is VFP statement size limit. SQL Server Length of a string containing SQL statements (batch size) = 65,536 * Network packet size (default 4k) = 64k*4k
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>>This explains some things. I understand now why SQL Server does not give an error. But I am wondering how come I create a SQL Select string in VFP of greater than 8192 and I don't get an error. Unless I misunderstood the "8192 VFP statement size limit"
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>8192 is max # of characters per VFP command line. A string size limit is about 16MB or more depending how you will use it.
Now I see. In this case, I don't think I have a problem with the initial question that I started this thread.
Thank you.
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