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Access 2000 Data Viewing Issue
I am running an application on ColdFusion MX7 server against an Access 2000 DB.
There is a specific field within one of the tables that is setup as a memo
data type to handle large amounts of data. I am having an issue displaying all
the data from the specific field. I cannot edit the field via the user
interface because it tells me its too large, but I have been able to cut and
paste it into a word document. I see that there is more text there than what
is being returned and displayed via the web page. Is this a driver limitation?
What else can I do?
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The ScareCrow #2 Re: Access 2000 Data Viewing Issue
In the cf admin, go to the datasources and click on your datasource name.
Then at the bottom look for the CLOB settings.
You may need to enable them
Ken
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bfinelsen #3 Re: Access 2000 Data Viewing Issue
Thank you so much, I never even looked at the advanced settings to see that option.
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