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Yes, it seems to only happen during save.
Not sure why the SQLMX fails though when the SQL Server (via JDBC as well) succeeds as I can’t use a LIMIT clause when querying the SQL Server database directly …
The specific database snaps know which features are supported for each database. The generic database snaps try to detect the features supported based on the database JDBC metadata, but that is not reliable in some cases. Using Execute would be a workaround, or SELECT snaps can be used just for execution.