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|`FROM` clause | The maximum number of tables in a `FROM` clause is 16. |
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|`HAVING` clause | The maximum number of search conditions in a `HAVING` clause is 40. |
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|`LIKE` predicate | For more information, see [LIKE predicate limitations](like-predicate-limitations.md). |
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|`NOT NULL`| The `NOT `NULL`` constraint in the `CREATE TABLE` statement isn't supported. |
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|`NOT NULL`| The `NOT NULL` constraint in the `CREATE TABLE` statement isn't supported. |
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|`ORDER BY` clause | If a `SELECT` statement contains a `GROUP BY` clause and an `ORDER BY` clause, the `ORDER BY` clause can contain only a column in the result set or an expression in the `GROUP BY` clause. |
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| Table names | For more information, see [Table name limitations](table-name-limitations.md). |
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| Table references | A maximum of 16 table references can be included in any query statement. |
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