Are SQL width and Max width the same in DBTOOL output?

Are SQL Width and Max Width the same in the DBTOOL output:
What is the difference between SQL-Width and Max-Width?

In the context of Data Definition (.DF) files, SQL-WIDTH and MAX-WIDTH are the same.

• SQL-WIDTH is used in Progress 9.x .DF files;
• MAX-WIDTH is used in OpenEdge 10.x .DF files and later.

SQL Width and Max Width are not the same in DBTOOL output when using either Options 1 or 2:
SQL-Width is the current SQL Width for the field listed.
Max-Width represents the size of the longest piece of data in the field.

If the Max Width of a field exceeds the SQL Width then this can cause issues when executing SQL queries which is why these DBTOOL features were added to the Product in Progress 9.1E.

Example. The following is DBTOOL output for the Salesrep table in the Sports2000 database:

Current max fieldLen for Salesrep (5):
Fld#  SQLWidth  Max Width  ERROR NAME
----  --------  ---------  ----- ----
  4:         8          3        SalesRep
  2:        60         20        RepName
  3:        16          8        Region                                  

Should a character or decimal field contain data whose length exceeds the SQL Width setting then it will be reflected in the DBTOOL output in the error column:

Current max fieldLen for Salesrep (5):
Fld#  SQLWidth  Max Width  ERROR NAME
----  --------  ---------  ----- ----
  4:         3          4    *** SalesRep
  2:        60         20        RepName
  3:        16         14        Region

Reference to other documentation:

Progress Articles: 

What is MAX-WIDTH or SQL_WIDTH in a df file?   
SQL-92: SQL Width and 4GL Field Formats
Default calculations for SQL width   
Are SQL width and Max width the same in DBTOOL output?