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10/30/2006 9:03 AM
 
Hi Folks,

In Sebastian's blog he mentioned a technique you used to overcome the text/html editors limit of 2000 char storage in module settings.  I'm facing the same problem.  Could someone share with me the technique you used? 

Thanks,
Wylie



Chris Wylie
Chief Executive Officer
www.AccordLMS.com
1775 W. State Street Suite 371, Boise ID 83702 USA
 
 
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10/30/2006 10:19 AM
 

The problem was not text/html editor related but database. Sebastian solved it by storing udt values now into a sql database column of type ntext instead of nvarchar(2000). For more performance the taple option "text in row" was set.

 
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