Thanks David, I think I see -- so when you create a table in SQL
Server you cannot have columns of CHAR-types that total more than
8000 chars or so. I didn't know that! I revised a few varchar(4000)
to TEXT fields... wait a minute... there were three 4000 varchars in
the original table, how come it didn't say anything on creation?
What would happen if I had that situation in some other table --
could it cause something like, for example, a long textarea
submission to simply 'cut off' when sent? Do you know if I am
suffering serious performance issues by using TEXT instead of
varchar?
Also... I thought this db varchar only allowed 4000 chars. Has it
enlarged? 20 questions!! I'm sorry. Only if you've time of course.
Best Regards,
Palyne
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