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May 30, 2007

Hello and thanks for reading,

I would like to know if it's possible to add around 4000 users into the ASPNETDB without adding them one at a time.  I have to avoid using a "create user wizard" because this login is for a private online election only.  The list of users is in an access database and looks like this:

Username    Password

DHunziker    Hu8645

SEnderton    En0854

BAckler        Ac9576

....

Unfortunately, I don't have valid emails for all 4000 people, nor do I have the time and resources to collect security questions and answers so I don't know if this is even possible.  Can you help me?

Thanks!

 

 

 

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The 4000 Character Limit For Expressions

Apr 4, 2006

I am building rather large SQL statements using expressions and I am about to hit the 4000 character limit. First, what were the reasons for setting such a low limit? With it in place you are forced to come up with other solutions, but perhaps that was the intention.

Speaking of limits, what are the limits for storing a value in a string that is defined in a package configuration file? What are the limits when creating a string within a script task and then use it to set a string variable in the package? What are the limits when using a string value as an input parameter to an Execute SQL Task using OLE DB? Do these differ depending on the connection type?

I guess I'm getting a bit paranoid about limits, but I don't want to hit any others late in the design.

Regards,
Lars

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