anishninan

Principal data architect with over 15 years of experience in Enterprise data warehousing, Machine Learning and AI. He helps customers including Fortune 500 companies define and execute their data strategy. He leads modern data estate projects using technologies such as Databricks, MLFlow, Azure Synapse, and SAP. He has over 6 successful data transformation projects under his belt and has led teams of up to 15 people. Currently at Hitachi he manages multiple critical customer engagements and is the SME on Databricks and Spark.

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How Many Can Be the Greatest

I am trying to analyze a number of columns in a large table to determine the highest value for each row. In SQL Server 2022, we have the GREATEST function, which will return the greatest value from those columns passed in. How many columns can I include in an expression like this: 

select GREATEST( col1, col2, col3, ...)

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