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4/24/2009 12:31 PM
 

We have a custom module that utilizes the Description field on each page (tab) pretty heavily. We recently came across a situation where we needed more than 500 characters in the Tab Description. In looking at the Stored Procedures and ASPX code it seemed pretty simple. 1) change the stored procs to nvarchar(4000) from nvarchar(500) in AddTab and UpdateTab Procedures, change the table definition to nvarchar(4000 and took the max length off the text box. Couldn't find anywhere else this was referenced but it still truncates at 500 characters. Where else do we need to modify to to get this to store the nvarchar(4000)?

 
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4/30/2009 11:58 AM
 

More than likely there is some sort of validation in the TabInfo object as the information is being saved to the database that trims it.


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