public int getIdentifierMaximumLength() {
    """
	Returns the maximum number of bytes (NOT: characters) for an identifier. For Oracle <=12c Release 20, this
	is 30 bytes, and starting from 12cR2, up to 128 (except for tablespaces, PDB names and some other rather rare
	object types).
	@return the maximum length of an object identifier, in bytes
    """
        try {
            if (getDatabaseMajorVersion() < ORACLE_12C_MAJOR_VERSION) {
                return SHORT_IDENTIFIERS_LENGTH;
            }
            else if ((getDatabaseMajorVersion() == ORACLE_12C_MAJOR_VERSION) && (getDatabaseMinorVersion() <= 1)) {
                return SHORT_IDENTIFIERS_LENGTH;
            } else {
                return LONG_IDENTIFIERS_LEGNTH;
            }
        } catch (DatabaseException ex) {
            throw new UnexpectedLiquibaseException("Cannot determine the Oracle database version number", ex);
        }

    }
public int getIdentifierMaximumLength() {
        try {
            if (getDatabaseMajorVersion() < ORACLE_12C_MAJOR_VERSION) {
                return SHORT_IDENTIFIERS_LENGTH;
            }
            else if ((getDatabaseMajorVersion() == ORACLE_12C_MAJOR_VERSION) && (getDatabaseMinorVersion() <= 1)) {
                return SHORT_IDENTIFIERS_LENGTH;
            } else {
                return LONG_IDENTIFIERS_LEGNTH;
            }
        } catch (DatabaseException ex) {
            throw new UnexpectedLiquibaseException("Cannot determine the Oracle database version number", ex);
        }

    }
public int getIdentifierMaximumLength ( ) { try { if ( getDatabaseMajorVersion ( ) < ORACLE_12C_MAJOR_VERSION ) { return SHORT_IDENTIFIERS_LENGTH ; } else if ( ( getDatabaseMajorVersion ( ) == ORACLE_12C_MAJOR_VERSION ) && ( getDatabaseMinorVersion ( ) <= 1 ) ) { return SHORT_IDENTIFIERS_LENGTH ; } else { return LONG_IDENTIFIERS_LEGNTH ; } } catch ( DatabaseException ex ) { throw new UnexpectedLiquibaseException ( "Cannot determine the Oracle database version number" , ex ) ; } }
Returns the maximum number of bytes (NOT: characters) for an identifier. For Oracle <=12c Release 20, this
is 30 bytes, and starting from 12cR2, up to 128 (except for tablespaces, PDB names and some other rather rare
object types).
@return the maximum length of an object identifier, in bytes
Returns the maximum number of bytes ( NOT : characters ) for an identifier . For Oracle < = 12c Release 20 this is 30 bytes and starting from 12cR2 up to 128 ( except for tablespaces PDB names and some other rather rare object types ) .