When connecting to Microsoft SQL Server using custom SQL, the following error might occur:
The returned value exceeds the maximum memory of the type for the column.
Change the calculation to return a valid number for the column type in the database.
Recreate the calculation, wrapping it in the FLOAT() function.
Work with the database administrator to recast the BIT type of the column in the original data source.
An arithmetic overflow error can occur when there is a calculation in the custom SQL that generates a result that exceeds the limitations of the data type of the column.
Additionally, the following link from Microsoft Technet may provide some insight into this issue: Runtime Error: Arithmetic overflow error converting expression to data type int.
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