Carlos Villegas wrote:
Some databases like PostgreSQL have a type TEXT with unlimited length. We only need to change the type in the schema, the DB adapter doesn't have to be changed. For databases that don't have a similar type, I guess a BLOB will be one way.
MySQL also has a TEXT type (and LONGTEXT, MEDIUMTEXT, etc). It's not of unlimited length, but a LONGTEXT field can be up to 2^32 characters long, I guess the version history would need to be pretty damn long to exceed that.
I've tried changing the field to a TEXT filed and it seems fine, can anyone see any potential problems with this approach?
Cheers
Luke. -----
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