maximum column_name length

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what is the maximum characters allowed for a column name?In SQL Server, all database object names (including columns) are called
identifiers. See the Books Online topic "Identifiers" in which it states the
following:
"Both regular and delimited identifiers must contain from 1 through 128
characters. For local temporary tables, the identifier can have a maximum of
116 characters."
Gail Erickson [MS]
SQL Server Documentation Team
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>i searched but could not find
> please help
> what is the maximum characters allowed for a column name?
>|||ty for your answer|||Of course, any column name > 30 characters is assumed to be the result of a
stuck keyboard key.
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