Buffer Size Of Varchar In SQL Server 2000

Apr 11, 2008



Hi all

I am Importing data from CSV to Table using DTS package it showing error "exceeded Buffer size",
What is Buffer size of varchar in SQL Server2000


Appreciated your help

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