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Code Snippet
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FROM
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TITLE: Package Validation Error
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 Is it better to make these columns text columns? 
 The 2 varchar(2000) columns do not need to be searched, but many of the other columns in that table do need to be searched.
The varchar(4000) column has a full text index on it.
 Any help would be appreciated
Thank you

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Sep 15, 2005

Hi ,

 I have a website where we review cds ... the users write their own reviews ...

But when the reviews are displayed on screen all the breaks are gone and all the text comes in one block .
Can anyone advise on what to do ?

I tried to change from varchar to text but it didn't change anything.

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