From: markh@clockworkweb.com
To: pgsql-interfaces@postgresql.org
Subject: varchar() access
Date: Tue, 26 Jan 1999 23:33:04 GMT
Message-ID: <36af4d47.5005609@jupiter.clockworkweb.com> (raw)
I'm accessing a postgres 6.3 server on Linux 2.0.35 using the 6.40.0004
ODBC driver on NT 4S.
I am having a problem with varchar columns being truncated to 4K bytes
when coming from the backend, although I can store > 4K into the
backend.
I have set max LongVarChar to 7000 and -4 (as suggested in the FAQ)
I have tried checking and not checking the 'text as LongVarChar' box.
I have seen the problem in Access 97 and ColdFusion 4 on 2 separate
servers.
I'm I doing something wrong, have I got the wrong end of a stick, or do
I have to use large objects...
Thanks, in advance, for any help.
--
Mark Himsley.
Technical Director,
Clockwork Web.
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