To my great surprise, a 'varchar' column will truncate a long value if
the 'length' argument is supplied, rather than reject it.
This was rather unexpected to me, and I would much rather have the
system fault than silently truncate values, as that ensures that I don't
end up damaging data if I try to push too much through to the database.
Is there any reasonable way to alter this behaviour to what I expect,
short of removing the length specification and allowing the database to
fault at save time?
Daniel
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