Showing posts with label nvarchar. Show all posts
Showing posts with label nvarchar. Show all posts

Friday, February 24, 2012

Handling columns with Nvarchar value

Hai All,
can any one out there help me in the following scenario.
I have a Remarks column in a table which is NVARCHAR field and length set
4000. This column value is set by a SP. Case is that when the remarks grows
beyond 4000 , how will i handle it. The requirement is, that I should not
ignore any remarks value.
Such Larger values how will i handle.
Thanks,
V.Boomessh
Hi
Look at NTEXT datatype in BOL. After NVARCHAR(4000), with SQL Server 2000,
your only option in NTEXT.
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"Boomessh" <Boomessh@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> Hai All,
> can any one out there help me in the following scenario.
> I have a Remarks column in a table which is NVARCHAR field and length set
> 4000. This column value is set by a SP. Case is that when the remarks
> grows
> beyond 4000 , how will i handle it. The requirement is, that I should not
> ignore any remarks value.
> Such Larger values how will i handle.
> Thanks,
> V.Boomessh
>
>