Keith Bellairs wrote:
I think that depends on the DB. Using VARCHAR at least gives the engine a chance to optimize storage. CHAR is good for truly fixed length strings.
This is true, I mixed up the varchar with the char. Adding a limit to varchar is entirely arbitrary though, if the varchar can support a 2 byte string length, then why not choose the biggest size available?
Regards, Graham --
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