Querying On A Nvarchar(MAX) With Cross Join?

Nov 6, 2006

Hello,

I have a query that returned much more results than it should.  I believe this is because it was a cross join instead of inner join (because I forgot to map a temporary relationship in the designer of SQL Server Express; I think this is what the problem may have been, but I can't remember), but could it be because the join criteria is because it is an nvarchar(MAX)?

I did the join on two nvarchar(MAX) fields.  The table has 31102 rows in both tables, and it would pull back the first entry in the first table, and all 31102 rows in the second table, and so it would pull back 31102 rows for each entry in the first table.

Is that only because of the cross join, or maybe because of nvarchar(max)?

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