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Is there a limit to how many bytes of data can be returned over a linked server? If so, is it configurable?
Quick example of what I'm seeing: From Server A:
SELECT DATALENGTH(col1) FROM [RemoteServer].[Database].dbo.[Table] WHERE ID = 1971118 -- 1132
SELECT DATALENGTH(col1) FROM [RemoteServer].[Database].dbo.[Table] WHERE ID = 1969881 -- 0
From Server B:
SELECT DATALENGTH(col1) FROM [RemoteServer].[Database].dbo.[Table] WHERE ID = 1971118 -- 1132 SELECT DATALENGTH(col1) FROM [RemoteServer].[Database].dbo.[Table] WHERE ID = 1969881 -- 93560512
I'm trying to figure out why Server A is returning 0 for the second query. The Linked servers are set up the exact same way. Both servers are SQL Server 2005 SP3, Enterprise Edition (Server A is 32 bit, Server B is 64 bit; I get the same results as Server B on another 32 bit machine, though that one runs SQL2K5 SP4). What are some of the reasons this could be happening?
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| Did you ever figure this out? Seeing the exact same thing and can't find any documentation on it!
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