8000 Max Size ? In SQL 2000

May 27, 2008

Hi
I have a BULK INSERT task to do, inserting
contents of a file per row.. (not lines total contents of text files)
but it seems 8000 is the max size of a field in SQL 2000 ?

is this the case ?

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Hi,

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