Merge publication on a 64-bit SQL Server 2012 instance supports a maximum of 256 articles. Snapshot and transactional replication support up to 32,767 articles.
Merge publication on a 64-bit SQL Server 2012 instance supports a maximum of 246 columns in a table. Snapshot and transactional replication support up to 1,000 columns in a table.
Merge publication supports up to 1,024 bytes for a column used in a row filter. Snapshot and transactional replication support up to 8,000 bytes for a column used in a row filter.
Merge publication supports more than 30 unique indexes in a table. The unique index limit is determined by the number of articles and columns.
Merge publication on a 64-bit SQL Server 2012 instance supports a maximum of 246 columns in a table. Snapshot and transactional replication support up to 1,000 columns in a table.
Merge publication supports up to 1,024 bytes for a column used in a row filter. Snapshot and transactional replication support up to 8,000 bytes for a column used in a row filter.
Merge publication supports more than 30 unique indexes in a table. The unique index limit is determined by the number of articles and columns.
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