What's the max number of columns a table can have on 32 bit OS & 64 bit OS

What is the max number of columns a table can have on 32 bit OS & 64 bit OS ?
Edited by: sameer naik on 02-Jul-2010 02:11

For TimesTen 7.0 and 11.2.1 releases the limit on the number of columns per table is 1000 for both 32 and 64 bit TimesTen. This can be found in the documentation under System Limits.
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