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Currently the max number of characters per post is 20000 characters. This can be adjusted though.

OK, thanks. I have a file about 50,000 bytes and was wondering how to handle it. It would probably be easier to establish a link rather than form fit this in.

Just FYI, sql has several text types you can use as data elements

tinytext = 256 bytes
text = 65,535
mediumtext = 16,777,215
longtext = 4 billion

I was making a flying leap of faith that their might be a relationship. Obviously not!
 
I have to login more often. Things just keep changing around here. Great new look. Easy to read too. Great job! :)
 
OK, thanks. I have a file about 50,000 bytes and was wondering how to handle it. It would probably be easier to establish a link rather than form fit this in. Just FYI, sql has several text types you can use as data elements tinytext = 256 bytes text = 65,535 mediumtext = 16,777,215 longtext = 4 billion

Schuyler, just as a suggestion, you could save it in a doc or txt file and add it as an attachment maybe?

Also, just FYI, starting with MSSQL Server 2005, the data type VARCHAR(MAX) was introduced, which allows any sized text up to 2GB and auto adjusts in the background to store it correctly. Made it much easier.

Ok, there is my 2.5 cents.
 
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