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The [Message] [nvarchar](max) and [Stacktrace] [nvarchar](max) are problematic. You should avoid using the MAX types unless you actually need to store up to 2 GB of text in a field (or just over 1 billion 2-byte characters - source source). See Using MAX text or more specific, smaller type from Database Administrators site. The reasoning is in large part because the MAX types are stored outside of the table, only a reference to the field is stored in the table, and as such they are optimized differently.
The [Message] [nvarchar](max) and [Stacktrace] [nvarchar](max) are problematic. You should avoid using the MAX types unless you actually need to store up to 2 GB of text in a field (or just over 1 billion 2-byte characters - source). See Using MAX text or more specific, smaller type from Database Administrators site. The reasoning is in large part because the MAX types are stored outside of the table, only a reference to the field is stored in the table, and as such they are optimized differently.
The [Message] [nvarchar](max) and [Stacktrace] [nvarchar](max) are problematic. You should avoid using the MAX types unless you actually need to store up to 2 GB of text in a field (or just over 1 billion 2-byte characters - source). See Using MAX text or more specific, smaller type from Database Administrators site. The reasoning is in large part because the MAX types are stored outside of the table, only a reference to the field is stored in the table, and as such they are optimized differently.
The [Message] [nvarchar](max) and [Stacktrace] [nvarchar](max) are problematic. You should avoid using the MAX types unless you actually need to store up to 2 GB of text in a field (or just over 1 billion 2-byte characters - source). See Using MAX text or more specific, smaller type Using MAX text or more specific, smaller type from Database Administrators site. The reasoning is in large part because the MAX types are stored outside of the table, only a reference to the field is stored in the table, and as such they are optimized differently.
The [Message] [nvarchar](max) and [Stacktrace] [nvarchar](max) are problematic. You should avoid using the MAX types unless you actually need to store up to 2 GB of text in a field (or just over 1 billion 2-byte characters - source). See Using MAX text or more specific, smaller type from Database Administrators site. The reasoning is in large part because the MAX types are stored outside of the table, only a reference to the field is stored in the table, and as such they are optimized differently.
The [Message] [nvarchar](max) and [Stacktrace] [nvarchar](max) are problematic. You should avoid using the MAX types unless you actually need to store up to 2 GB of text in a field (or just over 1 billion 2-byte characters - source). See Using MAX text or more specific, smaller type from Database Administrators site. The reasoning is in large part because the MAX types are stored outside of the table, only a reference to the field is stored in the table, and as such they are optimized differently.