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Re: ASP ACCESS Db Field Size
place the info into a memo field
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Thomas A. Jenkins wrote in message
<004501c33f2d$c9f91b90$a501280a@phx.gbl>...>What is the max char size for an ACCESS Db? I want to
>store more than 255 CHR of data, should I go XML?
>Currently I am using ASP txt file read/write to store this
>data. However I would like to be a little more secure and
>allow searchable and other features. Thanks in advance for
>the information.
>
>Tom
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Bullschmidt #2 Re: ASP ACCESS Db Field Size
And you can check Access' Help seaching for Access specifications for
more info...
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